Thanks Assaf! that was a long time ago.. indeed it was due to a liveliness check failure.

Does your JanusGraph deployment contains any liveliness probe checks? If you based your deployment on the GCP Tutorial, then it uses the 0.2 version with liveliness checks based on HTTP. The default

Hi Satyajit, can you elaborate a bit more on the configuration of Janus with the BigTable emulator? I'm trying to run JanusGraph 0.3 (took my a while to realize 0.4 isn't compatible with BigTable)

Hi, My graph has properties that represent a date with time. The ideal way to persist these would arguably be the Java OffsetDateTime class. However, I also need to perform indexed range queries on

There is more to the story. Running the command I previously stated, yes schema information was persisted. However, my original use case has a bit more depth. I am interacting with JanusGraph

Interestingly enough, I am. Here is an approximate version of the docker command I am running: docker run --rm -p 8182:8182 -v ./data:/var/lib/janusgraph janusgraph/janusgraph I can see the Berkeley

The schema is lost if you don't use persistent storage for the data. You need to mount a volume and use that for your storage / index backends to make sure that the data survives restarts. Am

Thank you for the information about appling a schema. I now have another problem. When container is restarted, the schema is lost. How can I make the schema survive container shutdowns?

Hi Pawan, Maybe you hit upon: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/918 The issue appears when a traversal queries two or more mixed indices and it has been around for a while. Cheers,

I am new to janusgraph. I am executing below gremlin queries in my graph environment where we have HBASE as backend but it is not giving me the correct data but the it is existed in graph

Ran into the same situation here and this ticket was reported to address. Thanks, Tyler

Indeed, I did. There was a new post moderation phase I wasn't aware of, and so I didn't understand why my post was not showing up there at the time of my posting here.

JanusGraph implements the TinkerPop data model and you already got an answer to your question from Stephen Mallette for TinkerPop in the gremlin-users group. Am Montag, 18. November 2019 16:51:44

gremlin> m = ig.openManagement() ==>org.janusgraph.graphdb.database.management.ManagementSystem@386071d5 gremlin> p1 = m.makePropertyKey('P1').dataType(String.class).make() ==>P1 gremlin> v1 =

Hi, I understand that this feature is not supported, but can someone explain to me the philosophy behind the decision of allowing only SINGLE cardinality for edge properties?

The JanusGraph Technical Steering Committee isexcited to announce the release of JanusGraph.Net0.2.0. JanusGraph.Netis the .NET driver of JanusGraph. It extends Apache TinkerPop™'sGremlin.Net as its

Hi, I am using janusgraph with cassandra backend and cql connection. I am starting of with a graph consisting of nodes, each having a multi property "records". Initially there are no edges

You're trying to instantiate a second graph object which isn't supported for Berkeley. You need to instead connect to the instance created by the Docker container available via JanusGraph Server on

I could be wrong but I don't think you can create a new graph instance in the startup script folder. I think graphs must be created by adding an entry in the 'graphs' object in the gremlin server

I am trying to update the schema of the graph in a docker container. Following the instructions for initialization at https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph-docker, I have a groovy file that