mapleeman

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   by mapleeman 4y ago

   So is it because of C++ vs Java? Well, not everything can be written just to these differences, a lot of stuff can influence results, architecture, database isolation level etc. One of the many reasons is definitely a C++ and Java argument
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   by mapleeman 4y ago

   Yes, testing and benchmarking is a full-time job! The extra issue here is making it work under a single client to minimise latency penalties across measurements, then, there is also a protocol issue. Nice project with hash-db, I guess it i
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   by mapleeman 4y ago

   Haha, adding to a backlog of things to do, add support for TigerGraph https://github.com/memgraph/memgraph/issues/689
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   by mapleeman 4y ago

   Hey, thanks for the comment, you are 100% right, this is just the initial version since we are compatible with Neo4j, so it was a least effort to do it. It is just the initial setup, making it language agnostic will take a bit time. If you
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   by mapleeman 4y ago

   Hi everyone! I’m one of the co-authors of BenchGraph[1], a platform for Graph Database Performance Benchmarks. Our platform shows the results of running benchmark tests (via mgBench) on supported vendors. It shows the overall performance of
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   Show HN: We have built a benchmark platform for graph databases(memgraph.com)

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