The key here is not to used two indices (janus will pick one) but to use TEXTSTRING. See http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/index-parameters.html#_full_text_and_string_search

When I've done this test before I've needed to create a core for both edges and

Error trying to load GraphOfTheGodsFactory into janusgraph-cassandra-solr Steps: 1) download cassandra, copy cassandra.yaml from janusgraph/cassandra/cassandra.yaml ->

Hi Robert,I've used the thrift and astyanax adapters and as of late, I've been dipping my toes into the new CQL adapter. So far that has worked well too against Apache Cassandra and Scylla 1.6. --Ted

Ted, what driver do you use? Robert Dale

Hi Vijaya, I haven't had any issues running Janus in OLTP mode against Cassandra 3. Issue 172 is a problem if you want to run analytic queries using the TinkerPop SparkGraphComputer against your Janus

Hi, we at CELUM released another blog post. It describes how we fetch data from JanusGraph via an intermediate query language right from our front-end:

Dear All, Can we uses Janusgraph with Cassandra 3.x (as per docs it is mentioned only 2.1.z)? if not supported, Any new release planned with support for cassandra 3.x and when can it be expected? I

I have billions of vertices and edges to load into JanusGraph. Writing into it one by one is too slow for me. I've been looking for methods to do batch loading. Here is some methods and tools I know

Excellent!

Are you using Solr as your index by chance? Kelvin

Hi Nikolai, If you're happy with Titan 1.0 and you are comfortable putting it into production and supporting it by yourself, I'd say go for it. There are folks out there with Titan 1.0 in production.

Hi Ramesh, what Gremlin query are you passing to the server? -- Jason

+1 thanks for sharing Marc!

Thanks for stirring up the conversation, Robert. Viewing the schema definitions in tabular form is nice and a similar experience to what you'd find in other database REPLs. I really like the simple

This is a good tool, thanks.

Thanks for publishing your tool! It looks really helpful to get an overview of the schema. At my company we developed a tool that generates the schema creation groovy script together with C# and

Hi Robert, Cool! Actually, I use a fixed schema myself which I maintain in a json file and look at if needed. Your tool is nice though for other users of my graphs. If your tool "wins", it would also

Readers wanting to run OLAP queries on a real spark-yarn cluster might want to check my recent post: http://yaaics.blogspot.nl/2017/07/configuring-janusgraph-for-spark-yarn.html Regards, Marc

Hi, In 3.2.4 I used to be able to set a property with a value of ArrayList, for example: g.V(1234).property('followers',inE('follows').outV().valueMap('name','age').fold()) but it seems I can't do it