Can an ontology appropriately replace an RDBMS for a web application?

Question

I am considering storing the contents of a web application in an RDF or OWL ontology instead of RDBMS.

However, when I research ontologies, they seem to always exist in the context of publicly accessible data warehouses that serve as the basis of the semantic network. I have never heard that they are used as a mechanism for the content of a web application.

Is it wise to use an ontology instead of RDBMS for such an application?

(Again, this is only for content. User data, commerce and the like will remain in the database, as I do not see the need to reinvent the wheel there.)

Answer 1

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