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Is there any evaluation results and code availaible comparing neo with
orientdb for very large graph databases?
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> In a graph DB, that's a single write irrespective of how many followers an
> author has (think: updating the head of a linked list of postings).
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> Easy huh?
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I had read in this group that neo4j graph db writes are less as
compared to a relational db for the same load. Is there any
experimental evaluation or a research paper concerning this?
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ere,
> There have been experiments with Cassandra as a backend, but I don't think
> they are running in production. What are you thinking of?
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> /peter
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> On Jul 5, 2011 7:02 AM, "Aliabbas Petiwala" wrote:
>> i guess no body has used
ere,
> There have been experiments with Cassandra as a backend, but I don't think
> they are running in production. What are you thinking of?
>
> /peter
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> Sent from my phone.
> On Jul 5, 2011 7:02 AM, "Aliabbas Petiwala" wrote:
>> i guess no body has used
ta, though in the same graph,
> and switching from relationships to the "node id property" approach for some
> specific scenarios.
>
> I have to think there are substantial performance implications *if* you are
> trying to do complex cross-shard or cross-graph traversals, which
i guess no body has used polyglot persistence with neo4j in production
environment?
On 7/1/11, Aliabbas Petiwala wrote:
> i would be interested in knowing about anyone who has combined neo4j
> graph db with other dbs like Cassandra ,orient db what is an optimal
> configuration to do so
;ve not tried this
> myself, I am uncertain if there are other consequences.
>
> On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 4:03 AM, Aliabbas Petiwala
> wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I cannot figure out how my application logic can reify links with
>> other neo4j databases located on differe
Hi,
I cannot figure out how my application logic can reify links with
other neo4j databases located on different distributed servers?
hence , how can i make the traversals and graph algorithms transparent
to the location of the different databases ?
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i would be interested in knowing about anyone who has combined neo4j
graph db with other dbs like Cassandra ,orient db what is an optimal
configuration to do so?
any other configurations for polyglot persistence to achieve high
scalability and massive parallelism?
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ted nodes
>> >
>> > I think this is the same problem that Angelos is facing, we are
>> > currently
>> evaluating options to improve the performance on those highly connected
>> supernodes.
>> >
>> > A traditional option is really to split them into group or even kind of
>> shard their relationships to a second layer.
>> >
>> > We're looking into storage improvement options as well as modifications
>> to retrieval of that many relationships at once.
>> >
>> > Cheers
>> >
>> > Michael
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problems.
Will this problem be solved in future?
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btw i guess i saw somewhere that someone has imported dbpedia into neo4j
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 11:35 PM, Aliabbas Petiwala wrote:
> please give your valuable suggestion privately !
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> 2011/6/29 René Pickhardt
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>> Just in case someone intends to give a private an
please give your valuable suggestion privately !
2011/6/29 René Pickhardt
> Just in case someone intends to give a private answer. I would also be very
> interested in an answer to this question.
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> 2011/6/29 Aliabbas Petiwala
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> > the graph db can itself be viewed as an
choosing the
right graph db . we are also open to polyglot persistence involving a
combination of neo4j, orientdb and cassandra is it wise to go for such a
combination ?
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involve different application logic (e.g. moderation) anyway.
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Neo4j than you do with RDBMS.
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le write meaning graphs can
> be 1000 times better for the same workload.
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for our requirements
'coz we predict a lot of relationships in the graph db. also if we
store all info in node itself how it will affect scaling ?
we require the db to be stored in multiple servers because it may
reach > 2 billion nodes very soon.
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model of
the user.
ontotext, http://www.systap.com,http://www.opencalais.com/ provides a
solution for semantic repositories , whereas neo4j is a graph database
its really difficult to determine which is the best option and how to
make the website ready for the semantic web.
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model of
the user.
ontotext, http://www.systap.com,http://www.opencalais.com/ provides a
solution for semantic repositories , whereas neo4j is a graph database
its really difficult to determine which is the best option and how to
make the website ready for the semantic web.
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