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I working with big graphs. Over 1 bln entities & 40 bln edges. Best open source graph database is ArrangoDB they have master to master cluster. Fastest and be
by grzewarz 7y ago
I working with big graphs. Over 1 bln entities & 40 bln edges.
Best open source graph database is ArrangoDB they have master to master cluster.
Fastest and best technology for graphs have commercial TigerDB, but you must pay >300k annually.
Networkx is great but loading full model - but for what you doing should be enough. :)
- doh 7y agoArangoDB is fine, but dgraph [0] can scale easily to that size (we have order of magnitude larger graph). In reality, you can use any resilient key/value store and use hexastore [1] as a storage format. For instance JanusGraph [2] has support for a lot of different backends, built by the old team behind TitanDB. [0] https://dgraph.io https://dgraph.io [1] http://karras.rutgers.edu/hexastore.pdf http://karras.rutgers.edu/hexastore.pdf [2] https://janusgraph.org https://janusgraph.org
- rambojazz 7y agoArangoDB is open core. The best open source graph databases available now are Fuseki and JanusGraph.