Today, The Linux Foundation announced <https://www.linux.com/blog/Linux-Foundation-welcomes-JanusGraph> the creation of the JanusGraph <http://janusgraph.org/> project. We're excited to push forward the open source, collaborative effort on scalable graph databases that was initiated by the Aurelius team with Titan. JanusGraph will continue to be a native Apache TinkerPop implementation. The first effort definitely includes finally upgrading beyond 3.0.1-incubating :)
There are janusgraph-users <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/janusgraph-users> and janusgraph-dev <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/janusgraph-dev> Google Groups created for public mailing list collaboration, but as is the case with other providers in the TinkerPop ecosystem, I'd expect cross-traffic to continue with the TinkerPop lists. If you will be in Austin this weekend for Graph Day Texas <http://graphday.com/>, there is a great lineup of graph-related talks. Ted Wilmes and I from Apache TinkerPop will be there, and so will others involved in getting JanusGraph established. After the Graph Day happy hour, we will gather up for an informal meetup/birds-of-a-feather with anybody interested. Have a good one, Jason
