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On 25 August 2015 at 16:32, Oraskari Jyrki <jyrki.orask...@aalto.fi> wrote: > We have been using Apache Marmotta since last winter, and it is a very > nice piece of software. I like the software a lot. Thanks for such nice words. > However, our main concern is > to be able to import large datasets (one million triples) fast in the triple > store. Currently, the loading times are not preferable. As an expert, > would you have an idea of is it possible and how would one import so > large datasets into a triple store like Marmotta just in some minutes > (preferably in seconds)? Probably the first thing to get proper performance is to swtich to a proper database as Marmotta backend. If you are still using the default H2, it is extremely recommend to use PostgreSQL in real environments: http://marmotta.apache.org/configuration#db At the wiki you can find all methods available to import data in Marmotta: http://wiki.apache.org/marmotta/ImportData >From those described there, the KiWiLoader is the most performance one since it directly goes to the database, and the recommended one for really large datasets (for instance Freebase, that contains 2 billion triples). Depending of your hardware setup (SSD disk makes a huge difference, for example) you can get imported around 10k triples/sec. > https://github.com/apache/marmotta/graphs/contributors does not show > much > activity lately. Can we expect to have a new version of Marmotta > this year? That's right, besides the new GeoSPARQL support, code base is quite stable and we have not that much in terms of new features. We did not discuss it yet at dev@, but probably we'll prepare a new release at some time Autumn. Cheers,
