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my thoughts exactly... a graph database is not useful because of its query language, it's useful because of its performance characteristics when bringing linke

my thoughts exactly... a graph database is not useful because of its query language, it's useful because of its performance characteristics when bringing linked data — it could never be performant on a Postgres backend.

zzzeek 5y ago
to be fair, I don't know EdgeDB's architecture but to the degree that a system can bring its graph structures into memory, using PostgreSQL as the durable storage but not for every on-demand query, it can certainly provide fast results. I would assume EdgeDB likely has concepts like this integrated into its design.