The Entity Registry System. From concept to deployment
Mihai Gramada

TL;DR
The paper discusses the development and testing of the Entity Registry System, a decentralized platform for linked data suitable for offline and developing country contexts, focusing on scalability and readiness for deployment.
Contribution
It introduces the ERS concept, details its development, and presents scalability assessments to prepare it for real-world deployment in offline environments.
Findings
System features are mostly complete.
Scalability tests indicate readiness for deployment.
The system addresses offline data publishing needs.
Abstract
The entity registry system (ERS) is a decentralized entity registry that can be used to replace the Web as a platform for publishing linked data when the latter is not available. In developing countries, where off-line is the default mode of operation, centralized linked data solutions fail to address the needs of the communities. Although the features are mostly completed, the system is not yet ready for deployment. This project aims to provide extensive tests and scalability investigations that would make it ready for a real scenario.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAccess Control and Trust · Semantic Web and Ontologies · Library Science and Information Systems
