Hi Joe, Unfortunately the way Marc suggests won’t help with your usecase. Tbh I would have suggested the same answer as Marc before I saw your second post. If one has one JVM thread handling

Thank you Marc. I'm currently doing everything with a traversal, and then doing a traversal.tx().commit() Sounds like what you suggested is what I want, but just to be clear:

Hi Joe, Do you mean with threadsafe transactions that requests from different client threads should be handled independently, that is in different JanusGraph Transactions? In that case, I think you

Hi All - building a REST service using Quarkus to handle requests that operate on a graph. The current approach is: Static class that contains the JanusGraph and

Hi, We have created a Discord Server for JanusGraph to better support interactive conversations. So, if you would like to talk with other users and contributors of JanusGraph, then you can use

The JanusGraph Technical Steering Committee is excited to announce the release of JanusGraph 0.6.2. JanusGraph is an Apache TinkerPop enabled property graph database with support for a variety of

Great stuff! Is is really motivating to gain a much deeper understanding of the JanusGraph inner workings and get practical advice at the same time. Marc

I just wrote a blog post to explain the internals of edges in JanusGraph and give a few examples of how to optimize edge queries. Here is the medium blog post: JanusGraph Deep Dive (Part 3): Optimize

Hi Marc, Exactly suprised to see logs in stderr. Thanks, Nikita

Hi Nikita, Do you use the spark web UI? In the executor tab you can follow the stderr link and see any logged or printed output. No idea why they use stderr. Best wishes, Marc

Hi Senthilkumar, I remember the Gremlin.version() output of 1.2.1 in the gremlin console of the janusgraph distribution is a bug somewhere. You can look in the lib folder and see that janusgraph-0.6.1

Janusgraph latest version running on 1.2 version. But Gremlin latest version is 3.6. How to upgrade Germlin latest version? -- Senthilkumar

Hi team, I am trying to add logs in a vertex program, but cant d=find them on spark executors or janusgraph server logs. How to get vertex program logs? Thanks and Regards, Nikita

Hi Senthilkumar, Sounds like the "getting started deployment scenario", see https://docs.janusgraph.org/operations/deployment/#getting-started-scenario JanusGraph servers only need to have the exact

Please let me know How to create janusgraph multi node clustering set-up? I using cassandra/scylladb for data storage. -- Senthilkumar

On behalf of the JanusGraph Technical Steering Committee (TSC), I'm pleased to welcome a new committer to the project! Clement de Groc has been a solid contributor. He already contributed many

Hi Nikita, JanusGraph can be run as a server or in embedded mode. gremlin-server.yaml is for configuring JanusGraph Server. With JanusGraphFactory in the Gremlin Console you instantiate embedded

Hi @hadoopmarc, Is there a difference between configuring janusgraph server conf ie gremlin-server.yaml graphs: { graph: /etc/opt/janusgraph/janusgraph.properties vs configuring it from console

Hi Nikita, Possibly, your previous setup included JanusGraph Server and you had a remote connection from the Gremlin Console to JanusGraph Server. In that case, succesful gremlin requests are

Hi @hadoopmarc, thanks for reply. Did this change after upgrade from v0.6.0 to v0.6.1? I couldnt find diff...It was working with v0.6.0 without tx().commit() Now I am running following