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by degyves 2691 days ago
Just start with Apache Jena, standards based with RDF as the exchange format and SPARQL for the query language. Others solutions may use proprietary stuff for better vendor lock-in: This is completely up to you if you want that. But with Apache Jena you can change later to other KG databases. Also: Apache Jena is easy to work with, since it includes Fuseki to start directly using it as a web API.

https://jena.apache.org/ https://jena.apache.org/documentation/fuseki2/

Once you need "big data" for your personal Knowledge Graph, you can use other RDF stores, without vendor lock-in.