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lvca
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Ladybug is still very limited in terms of use cases and functionalities. Unless you just want some OLAP graph query to be faster, and that's it... You could use a fully functional …
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Do you know if Grafeo ever implemented the LDBC benchmark? I'd love to compare it with other Graph Databases: https://arcadedb.com/blog/neo4j-alternatives-in-2026-a-fair-... Especi…
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Comment #47319212
Interesting project! The single-writer limitation is a real pain point for multi-agent systems. Worth mentioning ArcadeDB ( https://arcadedb.com ) — it's an open-source multi-model…
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This resonates strongly. We've been working on exactly this problem with ArcadeDB — a multi-model database that natively supports graphs, documents, key-value, time-series, and vec…
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Congrats to the SurrealDB team! Shipping 3.0 is a serious milestone. This is also a broader validation moment for the multi-model database space. In a market historically dominated…
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100% agree. Nobody is really interested on having ArangoDB on the cloud as a service. I guess >99% of the users are not paying and the company is running out of money (sales guys c…
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What a story! It's hard to make OSS sustainable without millions of $ and VCs trying to turn that OSS tech in a huge business. With OrientDB we got lucky, not it's the past... Now …
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What about https://arcadedb.com ? Open Source, Apache 2, Free for any usage. It supports SQL but also Cypher and Gremlin (and something of MongoDB and Redis query languages)
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What about ArcadeDB? https://arcadedb.com (Apache2)