Hi, Try to enable batch loading: "storage.batch-loading=true". Increase your batch mutations buffer: "storage.buffer-size=20480". Increase ids block size: "ids.block-size=10000000". Not sure if your

I have data in RDF(ttl) format. It is having around 6 million triplets. Currently, I have used rdf2gremlin python script for this conversion but it's taking to much time i.e. for 10k records it took

Thank you Marc. As you mentioned I might be able to execute the above mentioned aggregation query faster if I use other tools/datastore. But, I was exploring JanusGraph primarily for OLAP use-cases.

Thank you so much~ And I will read them to get some useful infomation. 在2020年12月23日星期三 UTC+8 下午9:51:02...@...> 写道：

Hi Molong, Did you have a chance to read https://docs.janusgraph.org/advanced-topics/data-model/ yet? JanusGraph needs a column-family type database which can efficiently sort the cells by column. For

Hi, Yes, this is certainly possible, but it is not well documented and will require hand coding. Resources to start

Hi, I want to know whether we can import RDF(Any format like Turtle or RDF/JSON) into Janusgraph or not. If yes then what are the steps to do that. Any help will highly be appreciated. Thanks.

Hello， I request your help regardding the janusgraph connect with Mysql or other Relational DBMS. Because I'm trying to code a module which can connects to Mysql. And current this module can connect

Hi Vishnu, The processing time does not really surprise me, JanusGraph has to do everything in java. For the typical JanusGraph use case, the storage backend is the limiting factor and the java

> About the locking, what do you consider a JVM instance? An instance of the Gremlin server? JanusGraph iteslf? If I try and use Janus as a cluster (multiple dockers instead of one), will that

Thanks a lot Boxuan! For some reason I missed being notified on your response. The indexes were indeed the issue (as I began to suspect), switching them to being composite indexes (there was no real

Thank you Kevin and Marc for quick response. I tried both the queries and they are working as expected. My use case demands to run such query for a bigger dataset. I ran the query for 1 lakh vertices

Make sure you have included janusgraph-inmemory in your dependency. Cheers, Boxuan

Hi, Have you added the janusgraph-inmemory dependency in your pom.xml file? <dependency> <groupId>org.janusgraph</groupId> <artifactId>janusgraph-inmemory</artifactId>

Hi folks i have updated janusgraph version from 0.4.1 to 0.5.2. all my previous unit testcases with inmemory config throws expection below. should i want to add any more particular dependency to my

Thanks for improving it! Always good to learn more.

And here a small variation without the keys and with some code formatting: g.V().as('a').outE().as('e').inV().as('b'). group().by( union(select('a').values('organization'),

Vishu, This may not be optimal, but seems to

Hi Assaf, I am not familiar with GKE but I can try to answer some of your questions: > how does a traversal behave when looking up based on an index key when the key is not yet indexed Assuming the

You can try to use composite index for checking mixedindex delay четверг, 17 декабря 2020 г. в 13:16:43 UTC+3, Assaf Schwartz: