Re: After openCypher

[Nicholas Sorrell]

I echo the requests for:
* Support for newer Postgres versions (and upgrades) - this seems like a really 
important feature with PG11 EOL in Nov-2023. So not around the corner, but 
certainly on the horizon, and likely a barrier for higher adoption rates.
* Support for indexes - this is also a fundamental feature that will allow the 
product to scale vertically (vs distributed which would help it scale 
horizontally)

--
Nick Sorrell




From: Pieterjan De Potter 
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2022 3:33 AM
To: dev@age.apache.org 
Subject: Re: After openCypher

Apache AGE already has come a long way, great work!

Some more feature requests:
* Support for (property) indexes and constraints
* Support for other extensions, such as PostGIS
* Support for upgrading Apache AGE versions
* Support for newer PostgreSQL versions and for upgrading between versions


On 21.01.22 07:50, Young Seung Andrew Ko wrote:
> Thank you, AGE team!
>
> It seems the project is nearing to the completion of implementing an engine
> to process openCypher-based graph queries to an extent that it can allow
> many important graph operations on PostgreSQL.
>
> Any suggestions or recommendations on what should follow after this
> meaningful milestone?
> - Support for PostgreSQL 12, 13 and 14
> - Making AGE + PostgreSQL distributed
> - Some tools to make AGE easier to use
> - ...
>
> Andrew Ko
>

Re: After openCypher

[Pieterjan De Potter]

Apache AGE already has come a long way, great work!

Some more feature requests:
* Support for (property) indexes and constraints
* Support for other extensions, such as PostGIS
* Support for upgrading Apache AGE versions
* Support for newer PostgreSQL versions and for upgrading between versions


On 21.01.22 07:50, Young Seung Andrew Ko wrote:

Thank you, AGE team!

It seems the project is nearing to the completion of implementing an engine
to process openCypher-based graph queries to an extent that it can allow
many important graph operations on PostgreSQL.

Any suggestions or recommendations on what should follow after this
meaningful milestone?
- Support for PostgreSQL 12, 13 and 14
- Making AGE + PostgreSQL distributed
- Some tools to make AGE easier to use
- ...

Andrew Ko

Re: After openCypher

[Jasper Blues]

+1 Graph Algorithms!

> On Jan 21, 2022, at 3:05 PM, Joe Fagan  wrote:
> 
> Congratulations on the great work todate.
> 
> 
> Would be nice to add
> 
> 
> Graph Algorithms eg
> 
> Traversal and Pathfinding (ShortestPath, ShortestWeightedPath, Minimum
> Weight SPanning Tree)
> 
> Centrality (PageRank)
> 
> Community Algoriths (Cluster detection, Louvain modularity
> 
> Agreement on the many graph formats to export and import from. GraphML,
> Graphviz Dot etc
> 
> 
> On Fri, 21 Jan 2022 at 06:50, Young Seung Andrew Ko <
> youngseung.and...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Thank you, AGE team!
>> 
>> It seems the project is nearing to the completion of implementing an engine
>> to process openCypher-based graph queries to an extent that it can allow
>> many important graph operations on PostgreSQL.
>> 
>> Any suggestions or recommendations on what should follow after this
>> meaningful milestone?
>> - Support for PostgreSQL 12, 13 and 14
>> - Making AGE + PostgreSQL distributed
>> - Some tools to make AGE easier to use
>> - ...
>> 
>> Andrew Ko
>> 

Re: After openCypher

[Joe Fagan]

Congratulations on the great work todate.


Would be nice to add


Graph Algorithms eg

Traversal and Pathfinding (ShortestPath, ShortestWeightedPath, Minimum
Weight SPanning Tree)

Centrality (PageRank)

Community Algoriths (Cluster detection, Louvain modularity

Agreement on the many graph formats to export and import from. GraphML,
Graphviz Dot etc


On Fri, 21 Jan 2022 at 06:50, Young Seung Andrew Ko <
youngseung.and...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Thank you, AGE team!
>
> It seems the project is nearing to the completion of implementing an engine
> to process openCypher-based graph queries to an extent that it can allow
> many important graph operations on PostgreSQL.
>
> Any suggestions or recommendations on what should follow after this
> meaningful milestone?
> - Support for PostgreSQL 12, 13 and 14
> - Making AGE + PostgreSQL distributed
> - Some tools to make AGE easier to use
> - ...
>
> Andrew Ko
>

Re: After openCypher

[Jasper Blues]

I’m not sure if it is part of the official openCYPHER spec, however I would 
like to see support for: 

https://neo4j.com/blog/cypher-graphql-neo4j-3-1-preview/ 


Also is it possible to use AgensGraph drivers with AGE? 

The reason for asking is I would like to support GraphQL in DRIVINE.ORG 
 such that: 

Default queries and mutations can be auto-generated 

^— This will mean that using AGE with DRIVINE can serve GraphQL APIs on par 
with the leading graph DB, and AGE can be promoted as part of the GraphQL buzz. 

> On Jan 21, 2022, at 2:50 PM, Young Seung Andrew Ko 
>  wrote:
> 
> Thank you, AGE team!
> 
> It seems the project is nearing to the completion of implementing an engine
> to process openCypher-based graph queries to an extent that it can allow
> many important graph operations on PostgreSQL.
> 
> Any suggestions or recommendations on what should follow after this
> meaningful milestone?
> - Support for PostgreSQL 12, 13 and 14
> - Making AGE + PostgreSQL distributed
> - Some tools to make AGE easier to use
> - ...
> 
> Andrew Ko

After openCypher

[Young Seung Andrew Ko]

Thank you, AGE team!

It seems the project is nearing to the completion of implementing an engine
to process openCypher-based graph queries to an extent that it can allow
many important graph operations on PostgreSQL.

Any suggestions or recommendations on what should follow after this
meaningful milestone?
- Support for PostgreSQL 12, 13 and 14
- Making AGE + PostgreSQL distributed
- Some tools to make AGE easier to use
- ...

Andrew Ko