As someone that has built production systems with Oxigraph (and a bit less with Jena), I'd recommend Oxigraph over Jena any day. Especially if you have you are working with a Rust-based tech stack.
You can save so much time and headache based on less operational complexity and the architectural options it opens up. If you only reinvest part of that into building a framework for versioning/backups, etc. you'll have a much better overall package.
Interesting. Do you think RDF is easier to work with in Rust's ecosystem than Java's ecosystem as a whole in your opinion? I've only touched Jena and worked with Java and Go systems with RDF.
You can save so much time and headache based on less operational complexity and the architectural options it opens up. If you only reinvest part of that into building a framework for versioning/backups, etc. you'll have a much better overall package.