I thought about that, yes, but I think it can easily become tricky in my
case. If it is the only way than I have to do some magic at the application
layer to tell users that they currently can't post comments but the read
access would be vital.
What about exporting a graph with g.saveGraphGML('backuped.xml')? I could do
this by using curl to post to the gremlin plugin but I am not quite sure how
this is implemented yet. I assume it creates a snapshot of the current graph
without including non finished transactions (which would be fine). If
anything happens to the db I'll read in the exported file again. Is this a
considerable way of solving the issue (for moderately sized graphs) or am I
missing something obvious?
Greetings,
Hannes
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