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- publication abstract "SPARQL endpoints suffer from low availability, and require to buy and configure complex servers to host them. With the advent of Linked Data Fragments, and more specifically Triple Pattern Fragments (TPFs), we can now perform complex queries on low-cost servers. Online file repositories and cloud hosting services, such as GitHub, Google Code, Google App Engine or Dropbox can be exploited to host this type of linked data for free. For this purpose we have developed two different proof-of-concept tools that can be used to publish TPFs on GitHub and Google App Engine. A generic TPF client can then be used to perform SPARQL queries on the freely hosted TPF servers.".