Cayley – An open-source graph database
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Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#2Anyone use Cayley in prod? An old job used Neo4j, and the graph concept was great for specific use cases. As a lightweight graph store, Cayley was really exciting when it came out, but I haven't had a need for it since I left that job. It strikes me as really well made, and I'd love to hear any war stories.
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#3How matured is it? Has someone used it for big datasets? Last time I tried it wasn't ready to cope with a 250 GB N-Triples RDF. (two years ago)
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#4Maintainer here, good to see Cayley on HN again :)
We've got a lot of new features on master, (GraphQL support, Gephi interfaces, Recursive iterators, etc) and are cutting a release next week.
Active work in the coming releases on tightening down the indexing and really bringing it into prod.
EDIT: Feel free to join the new Slack or the Discourse mailing list/discussion board!
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#5How matured is it? Has someone used it for big datasets? Last time I tried it wasn't ready to cope with a 250 GB N-Triples RDF. (two years ago)
I see Cayley now supports other backends beside LevelDB. "PostgreSQL and MongoDB for distributed stores" - that's good to read.
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#6Maintainer here, good to see Cayley on HN again :) We've got a lot of new features on master, (GraphQL support, Gephi interfaces, Recursive iterators, etc) and are cutting a release next week. Active work in the coming releases on tightening down the indexing and really bringing it into prod. EDIT: Feel free to join the new Slack or the Discourse mailing list/discussion board!
If you add a newline after the in the README.md that should fix your links.
Cool to see cayley on HN again :) Pretty excited to use it some time.
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#7Maintainer here, good to see Cayley on HN again :) We've got a lot of new features on master, (GraphQL support, Gephi interfaces, Recursive iterators, etc) and are cutting a release next week. Active work in the coming releases on tightening down the indexing and really bringing it into prod. EDIT: Feel free to join the new Slack or the Discourse mailing list/discussion board!
If you add a newline after the in the README.md that should fix your links. Cool to see cayley on HN again :) Pretty excited to use it some time.
Hah! Done, thank you! That probably changed when we added the Slack link
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#8Here are my experiences with Cayley.
100% positive for building graph microservices.
1. Use Cayley as a library 2. Put metadata in separate nodes.
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#9I can't understand how to use the query language. It all seems so magical!
I tried building something with Cayley once but couldn't fetch all the data I wanted in a single query, or didn't know how to, then got frustrated and deleted everything.
Re: Cayley – An open-source graph database
#10Maintainer here, good to see Cayley on HN again :) We've got a lot of new features on master, (GraphQL support, Gephi interfaces, Recursive iterators, etc) and are cutting a release next week. Active work in the coming releases on tightening down the indexing and really bringing it into prod. EDIT: Feel free to join the new Slack or the Discourse mailing list/discussion board!
Do you have documentation how to get started with Cayley? I was reading this -> https://cayley.io/1-getting-started/ A little bit too short for my taste. :)