Hi, JanusGraph currently uses Gitter as its chat platform. We noticed however that Discord is becoming more and more popular for OSS communities. TinkerPop has also recently started a Discord server

Thanks Boxuan, Marc, and Eric. I implemented Boxuan's get-vertex-ids-and-delete-in-parallel suggestion with 8 gremlinpython workers, and it saves an order of magnitude of time. I imagine it could

Hello Scott, i had the same situation but with much more data. Fastest way was stopping the server, then clear all, start it again and create the schema again. bin/janusgraph.sh stop bin/janusgraph.sh

Hi Scott, Another approach is to take snapshots of the Cassandra tables and Elasticsearch indices after creating the schema and indices. Note that there are some subtleties when taking snapshots of

Hi Scott, One idea that first came into my mind is to first collect all vertex ids, and then delete them in batch & in parallel using multi-threading. Best regards, Boxuan

Good afternoon, We're running a docker-compose janusgraph:0.6.1 with cassandra:3 and elasticsearch:6.6.0. We're primarily utilizing JanusGraph within Python 3.8 via gremlinpython. We frequently reset

Hi, Try updating the jar file, I mean deleting the earlier one and placing the new one in lib folder. There might be some other changes required not sure. I was working with janusgraph before not

@ronnie i agree. Patch release would help. But we are not sure when that’s going to come. Do we have any other alternative?

Even the latest release janusgraph 0.6.1 used log4j 1.2.x . How were you able to fix it?

https://docs.janusgraph.org/master/changelog/#upgrade-of-log4j-to-version-2 - i see a fix for this in the upcoming 1.0.0 release, but it will be great of this can be available as a patch release

Hi Nidhi, I have faced the same problem. Log4j previous versions have vulnerability and security threats. But the good part is those issues were addressed in latest versions. Using the latest version

I am using Janusgraph 0.5.2. How can I get rid of log4j vulnerability that 1.2.x has? Will 0.5.2 support log4j 2.17.x [Maybe install the binary of log4j 2.17.x] ? Or do we have any other log4j

OK, you can try and increase the java stack size used by Gremlin Server: $ export JAVA_OPTIONS='-Xss4m' $ bin/janusgraph.sh start https://www.baeldung.com/jvm-configure-stack-sizes

Yes, it works for polygons up to ~70 points long

So, after interpolation, your string expressions looks like: g.addV("place").property("location", Geoshape.geoshape(Geoshape.getShapeFactory().polygon().pointXY(42.5636137,

Pythonfrom gremlin_python.driver import clientclient.submit("expression as a string")

Your code does work in the Gremlin console:: gremlin> graph = JanusGraphFactory.open('conf/janusgraph-inmemory.properties') ==>standardjanusgraph[inmemory:[127.0.0.1]] gremlin> g =

Hi Boxuan, using values('name','parvalue’) instead of valueMap() works much faster. Using valueMap() i got some runs which takes 46s. Now it's about 800ms. Thank you a lot. Yes i think as well that

Trying to create a V with this data. Getting StackOverflowError. Are there any length limitations for geoshapes? What should I

Hi Marc, I confirm, that this works:g.V().has("location", geoContains(Geoshape.point({lat}, {lon}))).elementMap()g.V().has("location", geoIntersect(Geoshape.circle({lat}, {lon},