Hi Michael,
As an OrientDB maintainer, I can tell you that SQL is much more optimized
than Gremlin, so if you need good performance I strongly suggest you to use
SQL.
Tinkerpop (and Gremlin) is intended to be a standard, so it allows easier
migration from a product to another; this said, TinkerPop
I'm trying to determine the feasibility of switching to a graph database
for my company's toolchain. I've already mostly settled on OrientDB as the
most likely candidate. We would likely be looking at writing a Ruby OGM
for OrientDB if we do move forward*. I'm looking for an analysis of the
