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It'd be interesting to see how this compares with other graph systems. For example, Neo4j, JanusGraph?
by windforce0322 6y ago
It'd be interesting to see how this compares with other graph systems. For example, Neo4j, JanusGraph?
- wenyuanyu 6y agoGood question! I am from the team built GraphScope. Neo4j and JanusGraph are graph databases where GraphScope is not. For end users, using GraphScope feels like using a python library like networkx (https://networkx.org/ https://networkx.org/), and you can do graph analytics, gremlin queries and GNN sampling etc in a single place. But unlike NetworkX which does not support parallelization, the actual processing of (big) graphs is handled in a distributed k8s cluster in parallel on GraphScope.