Weekly Summary 2020-10-30

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Experiencing the unique power and sophistication of our Virtuoso Multi-Model DBMS just got a whole lot simpler for Cloud Computing developers, integrators, and end-users.

Virtuoso is now live on Azure and Microsoft’s Cloud Computing Platform.

• Virtuoso 8.3.3319 (PAGO Edition) for the Microsoft Azure Cloud

• Virtuoso 8.3.3319 (BYOL Edition) for the Microsoft Azure Cloud

• Virtuoso 8.3.3319 (PAGO) Edition for the AWS Cloud

• Virtuoso 8.3.3319 (BYOL) Edition for the AWS Cloud

Here are detailed usage guides for both the Pay-As-You-Go (PAGO) and Bring-Your-Own-License (BYOL) Editions of Virtuoso for Azure - Microsoft’s Cloud Computing Platform:

1. Azure OpenLink Virtuoso Ubuntu PAGO VM – PAGO (which is available on a FREE 30 Day Evaluation basis)

2. Azure OpenLink Virtuoso Ubuntu BYOL VM

Related

• Note about Virtuoso for Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Computing Platform

• What does a Virtuoso RDBMS release to the Cloud actually deliver?

• DBpedia Usage Report, regarding the main SPARQL endpoint and Linked Data deployment services.

• How informative HTML docs are used to seed Knowledge Graphs, progressively, via contributions from NER and NLP service providers like Diffbot, alongside DBpedia Spotlight Spazio Dati, and Babel Net

• The latest edition of OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) is now live! JSON and CSV supported added to the collection of supported doc types transformed to RDF.

• OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) demonstrating various aspects of its JSON support using Wikidata pages.

• Using SHA1 fingerprints to bring PKI to the masses. Example: a LinkedIn post functioning as a Profile Document.

• How to progressively create an Issues Knowledge Graph from @github, via a SPARQL Query, leveraging the Virtuoso instance that drives our FREE URIBurner services.

• In addition to having a choice of HTML doc for your WebID Profile, you also have the option to use a HashEmoji rendition of the SHA1 (or SHA2) from you Digital Cert (or Identity Card) as a “Public Mirrored Credential” .

• How our sophisticated and high-performance ODBC to JDBC Bridge Driver (Connector) enables powerful integration between with Apps and Services that support ODBC and JDBC-accessible data sources.

• Our Virtuoso offers native Graph Analytics and Network Analytics functionality accessible to both SQL and SPARQL that also usable by any ODBC or JDBC compliant app or service.

• Can I use SQL or SPARQL from existing ODBC, JDBC, or ADO.NET
  compliant apps & services to extend solution Data Access & Data Connectivity to any Knowledge Graph accessible via HTTP?

• What’s the biggest challenge you encounter whenever you deal with the subject of Database Management Systems (DBMS) and the Databases they manage?

• This is all about simplifying PKI so that everyone can acquire a Digital Cert (or Identity Card) en route to a functioning in a digital realm comprising Apps & Services that support PrivacyByDesign principles.

• Showcasing how the SPARQL Query Editor component of our Pivot Viewer enables powerful, but loosely-coupled, Data Visualization.

Related Links

• FREE 90 day LOD Connectivity License for ODBC and JDBC apps to the LOD Cloud Knowledge Graph
• Exploit the powerful Enterprise Knowledge Graph technology provided by our Virtuoso Platform, by taking advantage of our current collection of Special Offers
• Download Virtuoso for On-Premise installation and use
• OpenLink Virtuoso Pay-As-You-Go (PAGO) from the AWS Cloud
• Virtuoso ODBC and JDBC Drivers for accessing the Linked Open Data Knowledge Graph from existing ODBC-, JDBC-, ADO.NET, or OLE DB compliant Applications and Services
• Universal Data Access Drivers - High-performance data access drivers for ODBC, JDBC, ADONET and OLE DB entry level offers
• Download Free Trial Editions of our Secure and High-Performance ODBC & JDBC Data Access Drivers (or Connectors) for Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase, Informix, Ingres, and 3rd Party ODBC or JDBC Data Sources
• OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) Browser Extension - find out more from the Chrome Browser Extensions Store
• @datasniff reveals http://wine.com as yet another site making use of RDF-based metadata embedded in HTML5 docs

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