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What happens when the Linked Data Event Streams (LDES) keeps increasing in volume? Or, what if I want to handle fast data? Or, what if my data is increasingly popular and it needs to handle more subscribers? Or, what if I want to handle an increasing amount of LDESs as a consumer?

Linked Data Event Streams (LDES) is a relatively new protocol designed for exchanging interoperable datasets within and across dataspaces. A dataspace is an ecosystem of actors—such as providers, consumers, and intermediary participants—that facilitates data flows to achieve specific goals.

A Linked Data Event Stream (LDES) is a collection of immutable events, representing changes that occur in a certain dataset/data collection. An event, also referred to as a member, is represented as a group of triples within the Representation Description Framework (RDF). Each one has a URI as a subject, which makes sure it is unique.