Great. I'll try to get a PR together sometime in the next week or two. I have something written, it seems to work well, but I need to write some tests before I submit a PR.

The best practice would be for your program to invoke close() on the JanusGraph instance before shutting down the JVM. The close() method calls on closeInternal() and then removes the shutdown

I'm not aware of anybody writing a Postgres backend for JanusGraph. Probably the easiest thing to do would be to study the code of the existing backends, like inmemory, berkeleyje, or cql. Beyond the

Let's say Transaction A from the example begins first and sets v2 uniqueName=foo. Transaction A takes a long time to "do many other things", so it is not committed yet. Transaction B then begins and

The javadoc on MaskedTimestamp seems to describe the reasoning: > Helper class to create the deletion and addition timestamps for a particular transaction. It needs to be ensured that the deletion

Sounds reasonable enough to me. I opened up issue 948 to track this.

In the docs it states that >The property keys used in a vertex-centric index must have an explicitly defined data type (i.e. not Object.class) which supports a native sort order. I'm curious as to

I just published support for JanusGraph 0.2.0 to Maven

No, we haven't yet, because we still don't have 100% 2FA compliance among our current committers and enabling this feature will immediately remove write access from those folks, which would have a

Did we ever enable this? +1 let's do it

We are currently evaluating JanusGraph for our new project. And it happens to be that we just had discussion today morning about the exact same use case described by Ted here - We found this imp

janusgraph.sh has start/stop. But I agree that gremlin-server.sh should also be updated. I've added it as a task to https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/845 Robert Dale

I was trying to find some best practices for running JanusGraph as a service or at least find some existing init scripts to reference when I came upon Tinkerpop Jira issue 980. Relevant code changes

Hi Ted, Thanks for sharing the link. Interesting given integration with Dynamo for JanusGraph ... But support for RDF/SPARQL could be nice integration for some use cases. - Henry

Hi Henry, I'm not from Amazon, but it looks like it has no relation to JanusGraph. From what I've read, I think it might have some Blazegraph DNA in it:

Sorry to follow up on old thread, anyone from AWS could chime whether Neptune is using or base on JanusGraph or totally build from scratch? Trying to build case to use JanusGraph rather than come up

I've been going through the Janus source and noticed that the Hbase and Cassandra backends both call sleepAfterWrite after sending the write request to the underlying backend. What I can't seem to

I opened a ticket to track it. https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/915 We can continue the discussion over there. Thanks for raising this. Jerry

Hi, Sorry if this is well known - but dowe have a plan to support HBase v2 - and if so do you know when that willbe released? Best regards, Graham Graham Wallis IBM Analytics Emerging Technology

Thanks for the feedback Jason. We will keep the community updated. -g