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OrientDB in the Gartner Magic Quadrant with Oracle, Microsoft, SAP and MongoDB
(orientdb.com)
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lvca
11y ago
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Reactive Programming with OrientDB
(orientdb.com)
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11y ago
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A new breed of database hopes to blend the best of NoSQL and RDBMS
(techrepublic.com)
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11y ago
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OrientDB in InfoWorld's Bossie Awards 2015 as the best open source dbs
(infoworld.com)
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11y ago
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lvca
11y ago
Will follow a series of blog posts about all the new feature in OrientDB 2.1 and how to use them. Stay tuned.
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Our Take on NoSQL DBMS Benchmarks and the New OrientDB Performance Challenge
(orientdb.com)
9 points
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lvca
11y ago
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lvca
11y ago
They are both GraphDB with index-free adjacency. Look at the page http://orientdb.com/orientdb-vs-neo4j/ to know the differences between two products from the OrientDB point of view.
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lvca
11y ago
Hey all, we sent a Pull Request 2 days ago to the author of the Benchmark, as they used OrientDB incorrectly. Now OrientDB is the fastest in all the benchmarks, except for "singleRead" and "neighbors2", but we know why w
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lvca
11y ago
Hey all, we sent a Pull Request 2 days ago to the author of the Benchmark, as they used OrientDB incorrectly. Now OrientDB is the fastest in all the benchmarks, except for "singleRead" and "neighbors2", but we know why.
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lvca
11y ago
We (OrientDB Team) had the chance to look at the code and we're preparing a Pull Request. Stay tuned for the new results ;-)
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lvca
11y ago
@dmarcelino always open to constructive criticism: the OrientDB Community Group has thousands of users that report their feedback every day. No one was banned nor accused for that. The case with @phpnode is much different for a lot of reaso
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lvca
11y ago
Guys, IMHO I think Charles Pick (alias phpnode) doesn't deserve such attention. Even if he's trying so hard to start a flame against OrientDB I'd rather like to celebrate the Multi-Model approach. Long life to the Multi-Model
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Samsung responds to Apple’s FoundationDB acquisition by purchasing OrientDB
(orientechnologies.com)
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lvca
12y ago
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lvca
12y ago
Ok, so at this point you wasn't a client and you never hire a real expert? 1) I don't know where did you find this expert. Plugin/driver authors couldn't be certified. Was this expert certified? And why didn't you a
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lvca
12y ago
Ok, I understand who you are, but it's not fair saying the problems was on OrientDB product: we have a lot of clients running in production without such problems. You used experimental parts like ETL (was still in development) and you
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lvca
12y ago
Your angry comments remain anonymous. I'd like to know more about your experience and why it has been a so big failure, if this is really true. Also generic comments like "backup strategy is not existent" when OrientDB suppor
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lvca
12y ago
An account created 3 hours ago with just this comment? Smell like a troll.
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Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB
(dataandco.expertly.io)
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lvca
12y ago
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lvca
12y ago
OrientDB started disrupting the Graph Database market since the beginning by forcing existent products to improve their offer to reduce the gap with OrientDB. Some vendor already cut prices, other vendor announce to be "Multi-Model&quo
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Graph Databases comparison from a user perspective
(slideshare.net)
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12y ago
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OrientDB 2.0 is now Production Ready
(orientechnologies.com)
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lvca
12y ago
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12y ago
OrientDB is the most interesting alternative to MongoDB with support for Multi-Master replication and relationships: you can decide to embed or link documents: http://www.orientechnologies.com/orientdb-vs-mongodb/
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lvca
12y ago
Thanks for the report, we have fixed them in ETL pages (This is due the new documentation imported from GitHub).
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lvca
12y ago
Thanks to have started this thread. OrientDB represents the evolution of the Graph Database concept, where Vertices can be Documents. So you can have: - a more flexible Neo4j, with a Multi-Master replication - a more powerful MongoDB: docum
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What to consider when choosing a Graph Database?
(orientechnologies.com)
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12y ago
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THE MYSTERIES OF BIG DATA AND THE ORIENTDB
(packtpub.com)
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lvca
12y ago
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NoSQL Key-Value, Column, Document or Graph? Multi-Model Database
(orientechnologies.com)
1 points
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lvca
12y ago
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lvca
12y ago
Where is OrientDB on this list? Please add it
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lvca
13y ago
O(log n) is ok with small data, let's say up to thousands. But when you've millions or billions of record also the O(log n) takes time. It's about size. Until yesterday we managed small database in comparison to the today
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lvca
13y ago
To understand the difference between JOINS and direct links in a Graph Database look at: http://www.slideshare.net/lvca/why-relationships-are-cool-bu...
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