The 5th LDBC Technical User Community (TUC) meeting took place in Athens on 14.11.2014 being well attended by both Graph and RDF databases industry and academia. In the morning session, members of the LDBC project gave an update on the status of the project and its benchmarks:
Up until now we have introduced the challenges faced when executing the LDBC SNB benchmark, as well as explained how some of these are overcome. With the foundations laid, we can now explain precisely how operations are executed.
The SNB Driver part 1 post introduced, broadly, the challenges faced when developing a workload driver for the LDBC SNB benchmark. In this blog we'll drill down deeper into the details of what it means to execute "dependent queries" during benchmark execution, and how this is handled in the driver. First of all, as many driver-specific terms will be used, below is a listing of their definitions. There is no need to read them in detail, it is just there to serve as a point of reference.
Until now we have discussed several aspects of the Semantic Publishing Benchmark (SPB) such as the difference in performance between virtual and real servers configuration
