Andy Seaborne

Lizard - A Linked Data Publishing Platform

Andy Seaborne (Epimorphics)

Abstract

Publishing data means delivering it to a wide and changing variety of data consumers. Instead of defined, agreed use by fixed applications, data is used in ways that the publisher will find hard to predict as users find ingenious ways to use and combine data. Data services don't do "9 to 5" and publishing of the data must aim for high levels of available service.

Yet the operation of data services will need to be resilient to operational needs as well as updates. By looking at some real data publishing services, we will see that while hardware failures happen, the main causes of service disruption are operational.

This paper describes a new, open source, RDF database that addresses operation needs using fault tolerance systems techniques to provide a scalable, consistent, and resilient data publishing platform for RDF.

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Andy Seaborne. "Lizard - A Linked Data Publishing Platform" Presented at XML London 2015, June 6-7th, 2015. doi:10.14337/XMLLondon15.Seaborne01.

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