兄弟？加我qq 175501069我们群里也在讨论janusgraph，都在最近第一次用的 在 2017年8月9日星期三 UTC+8下午2:26:33，hu junjie写道：

This commonly happens if you're connecting to a graph instance that was previously created. The initial configuration is stored within the graph itself. For BerkeleyJE, try pointing storage.directory

This is my

ok thanks ，another question , how to skip a super vertex ,this vertex has lots of edge ,for example .the phone is 911 or this phone is custom service, so a lots of people has relation with this

Any of the following 2 queries should do the trick: Pretty much depends on how you define "relation depth". Cheers, Daniel

I've seen examples of designing a graph separating structure from state so that its easy to version the state of an entity (vertex) as it's modified through the months and years. However, I've been

Thanks Marc, your blog post is helpful. I started the set-up from scratch but I did replace/added distribution specific jars for hadoop and hbase to be able to interact with maprfs and mapr-db. Also I

Use simplePath() to avoid cycles http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#simplepath-step gremlin> graph = JanusGraphFactory.open('inmemory'); g =

gremlin> g.addV().property('name', 'A').as('a'). addV().property('phone', '110').as('b'). addV().property('name', 'C').as('c'). addV().property('phone', '111').as('d').

Hi Joe, Thanks for reporting back your results and confirming the recipe for CDH. Also, your job execution times seem consistent now with the ones I posted above. As to your question whether these

Hi m You might also try the approach I explained in (also discussed in another thread on this forum): http://yaaics.blogspot.nl/2017/07/configuring-janusgraph-for-spark-yarn.html Here I show that you

You are right Jason that ElasticSearchIndex class is in janusgraph-es-0.1.1.jar, also this jar is available in SPARK_EXECUTOR_CLASSPATH on all the nodes, I can see all janusgraph specific jars (lib +

It doesn't look like you committed the management transaction with mgmt.commit() http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/advanced-schema.html#_vertex_ttl

There's a recipe for this http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/recipes/#_maximum_depth

The class org.janusgraph.diskstorage.es.ElasticSearchIndex is in janusgraph-es-0.1.1.jar. If you're getting a NoClassDefFoundError, there's really not much more we can tell you other than be

I was able to set TTL for vertices and edges, but even after the time has passed, the vertex did not got removed from the Db. My storage backend is Cassandra. So do we have to configure anything for

I want to know ,one person in the janusGraph ,his relational depth，use gremlin

Robert, Paul and Samant - Thanks for the great work you've put into JanusGraph and welcome aboard!

Congratulations and welcome!

Hi, I am exploring Janusgraph bulk load via SparkGraphComputer, janusgraph has been setup as plugin to tinkerpop server and console, with HBase as underlying storage and Elasticsearch as external