Greetings!
Thanks in advance for your patience with what may be an array of stupid
questions. I'm re-engineering a legacy enterprise application from the
ground up and have down-selected to OrientDB for the underlying graph
database. After perusing this group, the various Wikis, etc I am left more
than a little confused about where to get started. More specifically:
1. Am I correct in my understanding that with 1.6.4 (or later) I will
need to leverage TinkerPop Blueprints in order to build a graph database?
2. If so, am I obliged to use Gremlin or is the extended SQL provided by
OrientDB still available to me?
3. Should I, ideally, be creating the initial (non-embedded) database
programatically through the TinkerPop APIs or establishing the structure
via OrientDB's native console?
1. For whatever it's worth, a property graph IS precisely what I'm
looking to create.
4. Does a blueprints implementation preclude me from using clusters or
classes (can I still use the inheritance structure built into OrientDB)?
5. Given that I won't be using an embedded database, is Rexster
obligatory for a TinkerPop-based implementation?
The majority of my experience to date has been with MS SQL and Neo4J (as is
likely implied by my questions).
Has anyone heard wind of a Rexster kibble to provide Cypher support? :D
Cheers,
Jon
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