Do you have a reference for that setting the response format? The driver documentation doesn't mention it, only that you can specify the format of the request. There is an example response in JSON,

The server serializes the response in whichever format has been requested by the client. I'd imagine what you're seeing would be the unmarshalled version of the returned JSON that your go websockets

I want to develop a driver in Go that connects to Gremlin Server using a websocket, runs a parameterized Groovy script and parses the response. At this stage all I need to do is perform basic queries

Hey guys, I know there have been a bunch of questions lately about indexes getting stuck in the `installed` state, and I recently discovered some more interesting potential causes for the problem;

The edges and properties are serialized, encoded and optionally compressed in the backend table. Raw scan on the backend table will not easily show what they are. The things you may be able to see

Thanks, Under Janusgraph keyspace in cassandra i see some tables with information stored as blob. Is there a way to find the row (containing data from janusgraph) in any table ?

1、configuration " conf/hadoop-graph/read-cassandra.properties " file ，as

Does any one know or can help how to do autoscaling preferably as setting when JanusGraph is initialized? Ram

Janus graph uses an adjacency list model. Each vertex, its properties and its adjacent edges are stored as a row in Cassandra. You might find this part of the documentation of

Can someone explain how janusgraph data is stored in Cassandra ? Are there any specific tables in Cassandra that i can look at for data from janusgraph ?

Has everyone seen this article out of the University of Waterloo, which concludes TinkerPop 3 to be not ready for prime time? Do We Need Specialized Graph Databases? BenchmarkingReal-Time Social

There are various ways to connect to gremlin-server and depends on the server configuration and host language. You can start here

Yes - sorry if that was not clear. Kelvin

Thanks for you response. By ' If you tell Janus about the indexed properties using the management API' you mean, creating property keys and index using management API right ?

Ok so i get it a bit wrong in my initial assumption. 1. "vertexindex" stores values for all properties for all vertices. In my case key=0x00 is 'false' and this value is stored in 90% of my

i want to use janusGraph api to connect my gremlin server another question ,how to build a unique vertex if the vertex exists ,and then return the vertex

Hi Mirosław, Janus graph uses an adjacency list model for storing vertices and edges. A vertex, its properties and all of its adjacent edges are stored in a single Cassandra row, The Janus Graph

If you tell Janus about the indexed properties using the management API it will use them automatically when you run Gremlin queries. You only need to use indexQuery for cases where you want to read

Hi there, I don't think it would be appropriate to make definitive recommendations as to whether or not to use Janus in production for your needs. The best way to decide on that is to install it and

Could this be a networking issue? Maybe a firewall is enabled, or selinux is preventing a connection? I've been able to get this to work, but running a simple count - g.V().count() on