Hi Mladen! The first thing that comes to my mind when reading this is CyperForGremlin. However, as this project only translates Cyper queries into Gremlin queries, I do not expect a significant differ

Hi! As far as I know, your assumption is correct. However, Janusgraph-GRPC is still in the early stages of development and I guess it will still take a few versions before it will become available. Th

Hi Dev, you can follow the progress here: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph/pull/2672 There is no ETA, but we are planning to release 0.6.0 as soon as possible. It is currently blocked by a Tin

If your use case can handle the downtime, stopping writes and waiting until all changes are propagated to both the storage and the index backend sounds like a viable solution. However, I have no idea

Although the solution presented by Marc is also the closest to a consistent backup that I can think of, there are obviously caveats to it. Updates of values which were written after the time of the Sc

Hi Joe, just as Boxuan already said, the cache size is crucial for this task. But assuming your graph is large, only a fraction of the vertices will fit into the cache even if scaled appropriately. Th

Hi Fredrick! First of all, thanks for your contribution! How did you try to squash the commits? In the PR, I still see a total of eight commits so it appears your squash didn't work for some reason. Y

Hi cedtwo! The Janusgraph-FDB adapter was never officially supported because it has not left the early stages of development. Although there is some interest in the community, it appears no one is act

Sadly, that quick fix is not only fast but also incorrect. It requires to iterate the `Iterator` twice which causes incorrect results.

Hey @mad, thanks for your benchmark code! I ran a few experiments with it today and figured out that creating an Iterable from the Iterator seems to already solve the problem. I added the following fu

Oh nice, I wrote the janusbench tool for myself and didn't expect anyone discover it or even use it. Great to see and thanks for advertising it @Boxuan! ;)

We once had a short discussion about that over on the old mailing list. Sadly, we did not find a quick solution there. However, seeing more people at least confirms that it does not only occur due to

What @porunov mentions, looks quite interesting. When I made the change in the code, I didn't actually notice I changed the signature that is used for `ofStaticBuffer`. But as you mentioned, it now lo

We've had another post about memory leaks just the other day, here: https://lists.lfaidata.foundation/g/janusgraph-users/message/5544 Do you think what you encountered is a duplicate of that problem o

Hi there! What you describe looks very interesting and is definitely not intended behavior. You mentioned my PR which seems to cause these troubles. That's quite interesting because this PR was actual