LinkedDataHub
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VisitLinkedDataHub vs RDFox
What both publish
| Fact | LinkedDataHub | RDFox |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The setup guide runs LinkedDataHub locally with Docker Compose and stores RDF data in backend triplestores. | RDFox can run on a single machine or as a cluster distributing processing across multiple machines. |
| Documentation depth | Documentation covers administration, CLI, configuration, data models, dataspaces, HTTP API, imports, triplestores, stylesheets and user tutorials. | The documentation includes user guides, REST and Java API references, Javadoc, shell instructions, operations manuals, high availability and Docker deployment chapters. |
| Founded | 2011 | 2017 |
| Headquarters | Lithuania | Oxford, United Kingdom |
| Integrations | LinkedDataHub uses Apache Jena Fuseki by default and can work with SPARQL 1.1-compatible triplestores that support SPARQL Query, SPARQL Update, and Graph Store Protocol. | RDFox was made available on AWS Marketplace through a DataLens partnership with pay-as-you-go deployment and connectors for SQL, CSV, XML, JSON, REST and unstructured data. |
LinkedDataHub plans
- Open-sourceFree
RDFox plans
- Free evaluationFree
- RDFox free evaluation licenseFree
- AWS Marketplace RDFoxPriced on request
- RDFox commercial licensePriced on request
Pick LinkedDataHub if…
LinkedDataHub may suit researchers, data scientists, developers and data publishers working with RDF, as well as builders of AI agents. It is for users prepared to run a self-hosted setup and work with SPARQL-compatible data stores.
Pick RDFox if…
RDFox may suit teams building RDF knowledge-graph systems that need rule-based reasoning, APIs, or deployment across different environments. Its evaluation license is limited to evaluation and non-commercial use.