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What's the best way to load Freebase in 2017? Cayley with Postgres storage? Or some other RDF/graph DB? Or ElasticSearch? Or dump it in Postgres/MySQL? I am not
by frik 10y ago
What's the best way to load Freebase in 2017? Cayley with Postgres storage? Or some other RDF/graph DB? Or ElasticSearch? Or dump it in Postgres/MySQL? I am not interested in complex queries, but simple queries that execute reasonable fast.
- pawanrawal 10y agoWe have it loaded on a Dgraph instance. In case you want to play around with it at https://play.dgraph.io https://play.dgraph.io
- frik 10y agoThe movie subset, or the whole Freebase? The Freebase Film Data has only 21M facts. Freebase 1.9 billion facts.
- pawanrawal 10y agoThis is just the film data.
- frik 10y agoI would be interested if Dgraph can handle the full Freebase dataset. (250 GB RDF) How long does it load? What's the avg query response for very simple searches (like who is the US president)?
- mrjn 10y ago(Dgraph author) That's a good point. I think I'll load one instance up with the entire Freebase data, run it on freebase.dgraph.io, and blog about how and whys etc. Expect that in the next couple of weeks.
- mring33621 10y agoHow is Dgraph licensed? I see both Apache and AGPL in GitHub.
- dyu- 10y agoLooking at the commit, they switched from asl to agpl.
- mrjn 10y agoDgraph follows MongoDB licensing. The clients are all in Apache, and the server code is AGPL. This doesn't affect anyone using Dgraph for commercial purposes; but if they make changes to the server code, they'll have to release them under AGPL. Blog post here: https://open.dgraph.io/post/licensing/ https://open.dgraph.io/post/licensing/