Confusing name as Gremlin is a well known graph traversal language that has existed for years. It's not always easy finding documentation for Gremlin as search results are often polluted by unrelated stuff... this will make things harder still.
Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
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#13Confusing name as Gremlin is a well known graph traversal language that has existed for years. It's not always easy finding documentation for Gremlin as search results are often polluted by unrelated stuff... this will make things harder still.
Re: Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
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#15From a business perspective, what's your moat (in a Warren Buffet sense)? If you get good initial traction, how do you prevent copycat products?
Re: Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
#16Confusing name as Gremlin is a well known graph traversal language that has existed for years. It's not always easy finding documentation for Gremlin as search results are often polluted by unrelated stuff... this will make things harder still.
I came to the comments to post a similar thing. Was utterly confused how "graph db" and "chaos engineering" go together. Can't you add a distinguishing prefix, like Chaos Gremlin or something like that? I'll start using "Apache Gremlin" for the traversal lang, but that only works if your Gremlin gets a prefix, too.
Re: Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
#17Confusing name as Gremlin is a well known graph traversal language that has existed for years. It's not always easy finding documentation for Gremlin as search results are often polluted by unrelated stuff... this will make things harder still.
I came to the comments to post a similar thing. Was utterly confused how "graph db" and "chaos engineering" go together. Can't you add a distinguishing prefix, like Chaos Gremlin or something like that? I'll start using "Apache Gremlin" for the traversal lang, but that only works if your Gremlin gets a prefix, too.
Re: Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
#18Confusing name as Gremlin is a well known graph traversal language that has existed for years. It's not always easy finding documentation for Gremlin as search results are often polluted by unrelated stuff... this will make things harder still.
This project has a more apt usage of the name.
Re: Gremlin Brings Chaos Engineering as a Service to Kubernetes
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This project has a more apt usage of the name.
naming isn't only based on how clever the name is; it's also based on primacy, because it creates confusion for the end user.