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by iamtherhino 10y ago
Would you mind sharing the query? If you're hitting OOM exceptions with a dataset of that size there may be a typo in the query that's doing some sort of traveling salesman operation. e.g., //grabs literally EVERY node i
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by iamtherhino 10y ago
6 of this, half a dozen of the other. It's a single image database (no partitioning except in memory), so all nodes in the cluster will have the complete dataset (thus each node must be large enough to store it). However, because Neo4j
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by iamtherhino 10y ago
To be frank, the way I submit conference talks is normally: Understanding {buzzword pop culture / news topic} using {conference language} + {pick 3+ of [real-time, cloud, at scale, data science, docker, sentiment analysis, polyglot per
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by iamtherhino 11y ago
Neo4j does support Gremlin: https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/gremlin-plugin Gremlin was originally developed by Neo4j co-founder Peter Neubaurer and Marko Rodriguez (Titan founder) while they were both working at Neo4j
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by iamtherhino 11y ago
A lot of it comes down to robustness. Neo4j has the advantage of simplicity and maturity when compared with multi-model dbs. Multi-models, as of now, are feature rich and reliability poor. Instead Neo4j has fewer features but just tries to
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by iamtherhino 12y ago
Agreed. Gremlin was written for geniuses by geniuses-- Cypher is for the rest of us. That said, I'd much rather use Cypher for most of my queries, especially when I'm doing more exploratory probing into my information (simply beca