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Adaptive Workload-Based Partitioning and Replication for RDF Graphs

Published: 03 September 2018 Publication History
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    Distributed processing of RDF data requires partitioning of big and complex data sets. The partitioning affects the performance of the distributed query processing and the amount of data transfer between the network-connected nodes. Static graph partitioning aims to generate partitions with lowest number of edges in between but suffers high communication cost when a query trespasses a partition’s border, because then it requires moving partial results across the network. Workload-aware partitioning is an alternative but faces complex decisions regarding the storage space and the workload orientation. In this paper, we present an adaptive partitioning and replication strategy on three levels. We initialize our system with static partitioning where it collects and analyzes the received workload; then we let it adapt itself with two levels of dynamic replications, besides applying a weighting system to its initial static partitioning to decrease the ratio of border nodes.

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    Database and Expert Systems Applications: 29th International Conference, DEXA 2018, Regensburg, Germany, September 3–6, 2018, Proceedings, Part II
    Sep 2018
    520 pages
    ISBN:978-3-319-98811-5
    DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-98812-2

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    Published: 03 September 2018

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