Best Graph Database Solutions - Page 5
Graph databases use topographical data models to store data. These databases connect specific data points (nodes) and create relationships (edges) in the form of graphs that can then be pulled by the user with queries. Nodes can represent customers, companies, or any data a company chooses to record. Edges are formed by the database so that relationships between nodes are easily understood by the user. Businesses can utilize graph databases when they are pulling data and do not want to spend time organizing it into distinct relationships. Large enterprises may use complex queries to pull precise and in-depth information regarding their customer and user information or product tracking data, among other uses. Database administrators can scale high data values and still create usable models. Some businesses may choose to run an RDF database, a type of graph database that focuses on retrieving triples, or information organized in a subject-predicate-object relationship. Similar types of databases include document database tools, key-value store tools, object-orientated database tools and more. Developers who are looking for an affordable solution can look to free database software.
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Best Graph Databases At A Glance
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Relay is designed for high performance at any scale. Relay keeps management of data-fetching easy, whether your app has tens, hundreds, or thousands of components. And thanks to Relay’s incremental co
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Sparksee (formerly known as DEX) is a graph database that makes space and performance compatible with a small footprint and a fast analysis of large networks.
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ThingSpan is an enterprise-grade, massively scalable distributed platform designed for graph analytics and real-time relationship discovery. It enables organizations to analyze connections across mult
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TopBraid EDG is a comprehensive data governance platform designed to help organizations manage, connect, and make sense of their data assets with unmatched flexibility and transparency. Powered by sem
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Vaticle is a team of people driven by a purpose: to solve the world's most complex problems, through knowledge engineering. We are the inventors of the Grakn knowledge-base and the Graql query languag
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Vertex is a high performance graph database that supports automatic garbage collection, built on libevent and tokyocabinet.
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xtendr facilitates secure data sharing and collaboration between teams, departments, and organisations - generating powerful insights without ever compromising on privacy. Using a combination of bes
