ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
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ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
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Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#2Congratulations! What a nice bunch of new features. Thinking all three models from the ground up has really payed off! Will check out the docker image soon...
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#3Awesome, I JUST started using ArangoDB for my latest project. So far so good, and these changes look solid. Only thing I wish they had(unless I'm missing something), is a GridFS type storage.
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#4Congratulations! What a nice bunch of new features. Thinking all three models from the ground up has really payed off! Will check out the docker image soon...
Max from ArangoDB here. Just to avoid disappointment: The official Docker image arangodb will need a few days to be updated and be validated by Docker. Use arangodb/arangodb:3.0.0 in the meantime.
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#5Great news! We decided a couple of months ago to go with arangoDB, we have built already a 32Gb Graph Database and so far it has performed really well. It's easy to install and great as a first contact on the GraphDB world aside from Neo4J.
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#6Mad respect for these guys/gals, they managed to squeeze two game changing features in a single release: VPack and Clustering 2.0.
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#7Awesome, I JUST started using ArangoDB for my latest project. So far so good, and these changes look solid. Only thing I wish they had(unless I'm missing something), is a GridFS type storage.
Pure curiosity, why do you miss GridFS? I think ArangoDB it already does that, back in time there was journal size setting, I'm not sure if it still has.
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#8Is there a reliable python module for working with ArangoDB 3.0?
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#9Mad respect for these guys/gals, they managed to squeeze two game changing features in a single release: VPack and Clustering 2.0.
Not to blow my own trumpet but I think the new Foxx API (for letting you write your own HTTP endpoints in JS) is a huge step forward, too ;)
(I'm the lead developer of the new ArangoDB Foxx, AMA)
Re: ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale
#10Is there a reliable python module for working with ArangoDB 3.0?
We use joowani/python-arango, but I haven't test it with 3.0 yet.