Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
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Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
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Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#2The move seems like a good fit both ways.
Just started evaluating Titan DB for a use case and would love to hear any comments from anyone with experience.
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#3The move seems like a good fit both ways. Just started evaluating Titan DB for a use case and would love to hear any comments from anyone with experience.
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#4That's sad. I was a big fan of Titan DB and we use it extensively.
Really sad to see it go. Now we'll have to find another solution, e.g. migrate to Neo4j, although we rely heavily on the scalability of Titan DB.
I guess now is the time to test Neo4j's cluster performance.
Any other alternatives out there?
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#5That's sad. I was a big fan of Titan DB and we use it extensively. Really sad to see it go. Now we'll have to find another solution, e.g. migrate to Neo4j, although we rely heavily on the scalability of Titan DB. I guess now is the time to test Neo4j's cluster performance. Any other alternatives out there?
Why is this so bad for Titan? Datastax seems to have helped Cassandra a bunch.
I haven't tested neo4j's clustering because you have to pay to use it. Was actually hoping to switch to Titan.
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#6That's sad. I was a big fan of Titan DB and we use it extensively. Really sad to see it go. Now we'll have to find another solution, e.g. migrate to Neo4j, although we rely heavily on the scalability of Titan DB. I guess now is the time to test Neo4j's cluster performance. Any other alternatives out there?
Why is this so bad for Titan? Datastax seems to have helped Cassandra a bunch. I haven't tested neo4j's clustering because you have to pay to use it. Was actually hoping to switch to Titan.
From TFA: "However, there is also some sadness in this announcement. As we transition to DataStax, we will find little time to contribute to Titan and interact with the Titan community. We will miss that and hope that it will be carried forward."
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#7The move seems like a good fit both ways. Just started evaluating Titan DB for a use case and would love to hear any comments from anyone with experience.
Titan is dead: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/aureliusgraphs/c07WE...
What is the purpose of acquiring the team if the project is not going to continue? Is the idea that the core cassandra database will add graphs as a datatype?
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Titan is dead: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/aureliusgraphs/c07WE...
What is the purpose of acquiring the team if the project is not going to continue? Is the idea that the core cassandra database will add graphs as a datatype?
I think the handwriting is on the wall:
> However, there is also some sadness in this announcement. As we transition to DataStax, we will find little time to contribute to Titan and interact with the Titan community. We will miss that and hope that it will be carried forward.
From that link it sounds like they're going to work on more tightly integrating inside of Cassandra. Which is a nice idea ... except that we have to wait for it.
Re: Aurelius has been acquired by DataStax
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is the purpose of acquiring the team if the project is not going to continue? Is the idea that the core cassandra database will add graphs as a datatype?
I think the handwriting is on the wall: > However, there is also some sadness in this announcement. As we transition to DataStax, we will find little time to contribute to Titan and interact with the Titan community. We will miss that and hope that it will be carried forward. From that link it sounds like they're going to work on more tightly integrating inside of Cassandra. Which is a nice idea ... except that we ha…
> Which is a nice idea ... except that we have to wait for it.
And that it will be in the DataStax proprietary solution