How big is your graph? Is your HBase healthy? I wonder what the default timeout duration is. It is like a JanusGraph timeout, not a HBase timeout. Thanks. Jerry

I think there are many success stories/snippets out there on this but no consolidated how-to that I'm aware of. Marc I'm pretty sure I've seen plenty of examples from you on this across various lists

Hi All - I have a graph that I'd like to add an index to. I've tried it through gremlin with a smaller graph and the procedure works fine. With a larger graph, however, I get a timeout

Hi John, I have plans to try this, too, so question seconded. I have TinkerPop-3.1.1 OLAP working on Spark/Yarn (Hortonworks), but the JanusGraph HBase or Cassandra dependencies will make version

Hi John - I'm also very interested in how to do this. We recently built a graph stored in HBase, and when we run g.E().count(), it took some 5+ hours to complete from the gremlin shell

Filed https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/295 to track this.

May I second that? It would be helpful to have all of the versions in one place, even if they are repeating TinkerPop.

Gentlemen and Ladies, Currently our group is trying to stand up an instance of JanusGraph/Titan that performs OLAP operations using SparkGraphComputer in TinkerPop. To do OLAP,.we wish to use Spark

Would it make sense to add Scala and Spark versions to the compatibility chart for clarity, even though they're tied to TinkerPop version?

I'll note that those product versions are a bit ahead of what is listed in the version compatibility matrix. Also, as discussed in a previous thread, the supported Scala version is 2.10.5.

I am trying to configure JanusGraph with Apache Cassandra 3.1 and Solr 6.1.0 . I cannot connect to the Storage backend from the code , though all of my configuration are correct ..

Great! Thank you for your work! Misha Brukman <mbru...@...>于2017年5月27日周六 上午5:29写道： -- Liu-Cheng Xu

Hi Jimmy, I started building a list of companies using JanusGraph in production; you can see the current list here: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph#users (and the logos at the bottom of

Hi Anurag, I started a list of companies using JanusGraph in production; you can see the current list here: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph#users (and the logos at the bottom of

Can u try setting this property and compare? query.fast-property=true Thanks Rafa

I put Vertices in Map. This was the reason for frequent equals calls. I removed this. Now hot spots is: java.lang.Object.hashCode[native]

Hello! I need to load CSV files into JanusGraph with a size of 1.7 gigabytes. How can I increase the load speed? I added to the config: storage.batch-loading=true schema.default=none I have almost no

Thanks to all. It works as it should. пятница, 19 мая 2017 г., 21:44:46 UTC+3 пользователь Jason Plurad написал:

Ah, you used indexOnly() to restrict the index by vertex label, so in order to utilize the index, your query must include the vertex label. Either of these would work since ultimately they are

So the "indexOnly(ip4addressVertexLabel)" is a label constraint and means this index only applies to traversals that specify that vertex label. If you simply change your traversal to this, the index