You could keep your schema-less data in your existing NoSQL db and then add a graph database for storing relations. Or try a multi-model graph database. There are several listed here

Hi Yashpal, Here's some sample code in Java: https://github.com/pluradj/janusgraph-java-example Misha

Yes, it can happen with ES and Cassandra in some error handling cases: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/281 Hopefully the new ES implementation that is in master now doesn't have this

Can I/Has anyone use Janus Graph as a replacement for NOSQL databases in web applications? I'm talking about high throughput on both reads and writes (non-bulk, randomly generated by user traffic). A

Hi All, (first entry, so please be patient) Following is more of a gremlin question. I have a JG schema with a property called status, cardinality list. status =

Hi Marco, Thanks for the interest, I think I am not able to use explicit partitioning because as far as I know in order to use explicit partitioning one should set the ids.flush = false. Whenever I

I saw in many places of documentation/tutorials, that the mixed indexes have this mgmt.buildIndex("vertices", Vertex.class).addKey(key).buildMixedIndex(INDEX_NAME); // With INDEX_NAME ='search',

Thanks for the info -- Ravi

There are a few with TinkerPop driver support as well. Cambridge Intelligence’s Keylines is a javascript library that queries against the graph directly with the TinkerPop Java driver. I believe

Hi Mike, Seeing no expert answers uptil now, I can only provide a general reply. I see the following lines of thinking in explaining your situation: HBase fails in providing row based consistency:

Hi Ravikumar, TinkerPop provides a quick start for graph visualization with the Gephi plugin for the gremlin console. Cheers, Marc Op maandag 19 juni 2017 15:31:18 UTC+2 schreef Ravikumar

Is it possible for the index (either Elasticsearch or Solr) to be out of sync with the store (cassandra or hbase) or is the store commit contingent on the index commit? If it is possible, what

Is there a visual viewer for JanusGraph? I am just beginning & would like to visually see the graph I created to understand & analyze few things. Backend cassandra storage is too cryptic & I can't

Hi All, I am new to graph DB, So if will be really helpfull, If we have some sample projects available on the git.

Hi! I'm running into an issue and wondering if anyone has tips. I'm using HBase (also tried this with cassandra with the same issue) and running into an issue where preprocessing our data yields

Hey Robert, 1) For Neo4J I ended up using your patch (I believe) to get Neo4J 3.0.3 working with TP 3.2.3 2) The queries were submitted as scripts. The connection to server was through the session

For Neo4j tests, what version of TinkerPop and Neo4j were used? Were the queries submitted as scripts or remote traversals? What were the memory settings for both gremlin servers? What does the

So I've been evaluating JanusGraph on a single machine that is also hosting a Cassandra instance. It seems that I am unable to achieve the same throughput that other users here seem to have. Currently

Hi Ali, Thanks for returning feedback about your experiments. The docs have a section on graph partitioning, warning about a too large number of partitions and suggesting to use explicit partitioning

Hi Marco, I think it has nothing to do with the region-count and hbase does not ignore any region in any circumstance. Since my regions are imbalaced (only 100 regions have data in them), data size