Re: How to publish SPARQL endpoint limits/metadata?

> While I can see that making the feature or configuration set available and
> machine-friendly is a nice to have, I don't know of any tooling that's out
> there, is capable of factoring in this type of information. Not to mention
> whether the triple statements which pertain that information will be
> /easily/ identifiable by users.
>
The tools are out there which would like to use such standardized
machine-friendly information. The reason they don't is the lack of a
standard.
>From my point of view, YASGUI <http://yasgui.laurensrietveld.nl/> is tool
which can benefit from having information such as the supported SPARQL 1.1
features of an endpoint, the maximum limit of the resultset, or even simple
information such as the triplestore software (and version).
The same type of information might be useful for projects such a Mondeca
Endpoint Status, or applications which (one way or another) crawl the LOD
cloud.

Best, Laurens



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