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Dgraph is out bc of Bleve. Others have varying levels of shortcomings but aren't necessarily out. Like Arango supports custom analyzers but I'd really rather ha
by staticautomatic 7y ago
Dgraph is out bc of Bleve. Others have varying levels of shortcomings but aren't necessarily out. Like Arango supports custom analyzers but I'd really rather have more analyzers available out of the box.
Neo4j seems like a clear winner, but I'm a little skittish because so many people seem divided on using it in production. OrientDB also seems like it could be a very good choice.
I think my main problem with evaluating the multi-model alternatives to Neo is that I don't feel capable of reasoning about the appropriateness of implementing this in a multi-model database. I have to admit I don't quite get how their graph layers work beyond "graph something something linked lists". At best I have a suspicion that it could turn into some kind of composite indexing hell.