Hello, I am looking to see if Jena is a good fit for querying many billion quads (in thousands of .nq files) sitting in block storage (like AWS S3). The .nq files don't change. New .nq files do get added to S3, however. Also update queries are not needed -- just selects, constructs, asks, etc.
It would be easy to iterate over all the files and produce TDB2s in a filesystem (on AWS EBS or EFS)... Has anyone gone down this path and have some wisdom to share? I understand queries won't be as snappy as querying a single TDB2. Thanks, Justin
