Hi Laura, unfortunately, you would have to handle this in your application layer. For example, you can use different labels, properties, indexes for different subgraphs.

I've read the "Bulk Loading" chapter of the documentation several times but I still don't understand how to create a graph. Everything that I can find online is some Java or Groovy code. Given: 1. a

Hi Roy, I can confirm your observation using the standard 'bin/janusgraph.sh start' from the full janusgraph distribution. I just used the the gremlin console with: :remote connect tinkerpop.server

My understanding is that a Janus server can host multiple graphs, but they are isolated and cannot be queried together. I'd like to know if/how it's possible to split one single graph into multiple

My understanding is that a Janus server can host multiple graphs, but they are isolated and cannot be queried together. I'd like to know if/how it's possible to split one single graph into multiple

I'm seeing very slow performance when opening a new session in JanusGraph. The message I'm sending is

mvn clean -DskipTests -Drat.skip -Pjanusgraph-release -Dgpg.skip source:jar install

I think you need to qualify this a little better. For example, 100GB data is relatively small. Would easily fit in a single AWS i3.large. But what's going to be your analytical load? How many queries

Next JanusGraph release will allow tuning Cassandra's gc_grace_seconds: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/pull/2693

Next JanusGraph release will allow tuning Cassandra's gc_grace_seconds: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/pull/2693

Sounds good. Will check in the gremlin-users group. Thanks Boxuan!

Hello, What would the system requirements for JanusGraph be with 100 GB of data? Thanks

That’s a great question! To be honest I am not sure about the reason. My assumption is the __.out("edgeCB").is("B") is an anonymous child traversal within where() step, and thus it has no access to

Thanks Boxuan! I tried the single query and that worked accurately! On the other hand, I am still trying to figure out why the where traversal e.g. where(__.out("edgeCB").is("B")) didnt work. Is it

Hi Ronnie, Not sure if it's optimal but this should work: g.V().hasLabel("VertexB").as("B").in("edgeAB").out("edgeAC").as("C").out("edgeCB").as("B2").where("B", eq("B2")).select("C") You can also do

Sorry the gremlin queries should be as

Hi, Assuming following schema VertexA--edgeAB-->VertexB VertexA--edgeAC-->VertexC VertexC--edgeCB-->VertexB Traversal step 1: start with VertexB, step 2: traverse edgeAB to find connected VertexA,

Hi, Thanks for the quick answer. That seems to be it. Hopefully the fix will be available soon. Best regards, Mladen Marović

Hi, Seems you are the victim of https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/2231. There is an open PR to fix this: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/pull/2567 Best, Boxuan

Hello! I came upon some unexpected behavior when running queries with multiple or() steps and string searches on mixed indexes and would like some clarification if this is intended or not. I have a