Hi All, I am checking the possibility of using a graph computer using spark on CQL backend without hadoop installation. Please let me know if we can do this and how can i achieve this. I don't want to

Hi Thanks Marc for the quick reply, below are the details you asked. Max. Heap Size (Estimated): 3.85G No of graphs: 7 to 8 Database-cache: cache.db-cache = true

Have you tried to increase JVM memory settings for JanusGraph Server? Also, check the settings for the database cache size, because I tend to remember that each graph has its own cache. Can you

Hi, i've three janusgraph (0.5.3) servers pointing to same bigTable with same configurations mentioned below. Configurations: I'm using ConfigurationManagementGraph, below is the properties

Thanks for reporting. Somehow, the tests for janusgraph-examples do not pass anymore when run in a stand-alone fashion (these tests are also run in the CI from the main pom.xml in

I guess this has something to do with race conditions. Although I couldn't reproduce the exact issue, I found a similar race condition that caused an NPE in `expireSchemaElement` method

Just unpacked janusgraph-full-0.6.0.zip and got the server started with ./bin/janusgraph-server.sh console. It started up fine. Then I cd to the examples directory and to a mvn clean install. I get

Wow, works like a charm using gremlin-python, and I don't even have to use a script! Thanks for the quick wisdom! SF

Hi Scott, You can try to use this thread for inspiration: https://groups.google.com/g/gremlin-users/c/HtBRwaU0pnQ/m/duFs5-imBAAJ 2 1/2 years ago I was impressed by this solution! This really iterates

Good afternoon, I'm attempting to use gremlin-python to do bulk vertex or edge inserts, and I'd figured I could use params to send in a simple script. A simple proof of concept would be: cmd =

Thanks Marc, hadn't seen ERGS but looks interesting and will take a look.

Thanks, Boxuan! Looks like a great discussion in that github issue; I hope something eventually comes of it!

Hi Marc, Thank you for your reply. I would like to access this information only from the schema (my graph is empty now). Your second solution could work but it only prints the result. So to get the

Hi Matthew, Not an answer to your questions, but a few remarks that might help anyway: while a single client has its limits in adding vertices and edges, people use distributed computing frameworks

I am not sure what you are up to and the API changes in remote connections may have confused you. If you want to see the labels of all vertices in the graph (for janusgraph-0.6.x with

Hi Scott, Currently, JanusGraph does not support user-specified string identifiers. You could check out https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/1221 to see discussions on this

Hi Pawan, Regarding your first question, try this in Java: mgmt.getEdgeLabel("belongsTo").mappedConnections() which should give you a list of Java objects that contain the outgoing and incoming labels

Greetings, I'd like to specify unique string IDs for newly-added vertices in JanusGraph. I've verified that I can set graph.set-vertex-id to True and then add integer IDs via my (python) client as

Hey folks, been playing with JG the last couple weeks and am able to import a few million triples using rdf2g (cassandra/solr backend). I'm processing around 1000 triples/sec currently after turning

Hi All, I need a solution for these two things, but I tried but was not able to find the solution. 1. I want to list the edgeLabel connection created in janusgraph