Hi Vinayak, I played around a bit with the ConfigurationManagementGraph myself. The client error you describe occurs when you run ":remote console" twice. It works as a toggle switch, in other words,

Hi Vinayak, The information you provide is still a puzzle of little pieces which is hard to make sense of. Do you mean either of the following: there is some behaviour of janusgraph that is undocument

The stacktraces you sent are not from reindexing but from an index repair job. TemporaryBackendException is usually an indication of unbalanced distributed system components; apparently BigTable canno

I checked on the existing issues and the following one looks similar to your issue: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/1803 There are also some older questions in the janusgraph users lis

The vertex centric index is written to the storage backend, so I guess the section on write performance configs should be relevant: https://docs.janusgraph.org/advanced-topics/bulk-loading/#optimizing

Sorry for asking, but you did not state it explicitly: you did modify your sasl-remote.yaml file to reflect the new ('graham', 'sasl-password') credentials, did you? Marc

Hi Timon, Adding to the answer of Ted, I can imagine that your new data enter your pipeline from a Kafka queue. With a microbatching solution, e.g. Apache Spark streaming, you could pre-shuffle your d

Hi Graham, This was certainly one to investigate for the weekend. Where you started investigating from the inside of janusgraph, I started from the user perspective and this is what I did: I replicate

Issue report: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/issues/2504

Hi Ted, Saw these two interesting threads on the dev list the other day: https://lists.lfaidata.foundation/g/janusgraph-dev/topic/performance_optimization/80653320 https://lists.lfaidata.foundation/g/

Hi Basanth Gowda, The fit between your use case and janusgraph does not seem particularly good. The mean reasons for my opinion are: your datamodel still seems rather simple (website visitors and grou

Hi Vinayak, What may confuse you is that the gremlin console does a lot of under the hood imports, but it doesn't import all janusgraph classes. So, you can solve this in two ways: Preferred: rather u

Hi Vinayak, What actually is the "desired operation", it is not clear to me? In other words, what is the result after you have run the desired operation? Best wishes, Marc

Hi Vinayak, When I replayed your imports I got the same error, but when I tried again it worked. I guess the delay for downloading dependencies was too high and second time the cache could be used. Be

Hi Vinayak, I only replayed exactly your imports, not the rest of your code. Downloading dependencies may depend on the grape configs of your system, see: https://docs.janusgraph.org/basics/server/#us

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I learned from your other thread that you use many spark executors that have their own janusgraph instance. I remember that I used a similar scheme many years ago with janusgraph-0.1.1. At that time I

Hi Vinayak, Please review the change you made in the cassandra-env.sh, it does not make sense. I do not know about JMX settings for Cassandra either, but the cassandra-env.sh is written such that you

Hi Saurabh, To be sure, in the valueMap(true) return value I see both the id token and an "id" property key appear (I am not even sure whether an "id" property key is allowed). Is this "id" property k

Hi Vinayak, If I understand it right (did not test it), you have to use two gremlin consoles: Use one gremlin console to connect to your server and use ConfiguredGraphFactory. This will manage which g