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> Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2011 4:30 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Neo4j] Some brainstorming ideas - 1. Use Neo4j as Document
> Store
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> What about the "partition" blobs into evenly s
> > On Feb 6, 2011, at 5:31 PM, "Rick Bullotta" <
> > rick.bullo...@burningskysoftware.com> wrote:
> >
> > > I can't see how that would have any difference on the cache usage or
> > > transaction log size, since you'd generally be reading
lf (at present).
> >>
> >> One other approach that might work is to extend Neo to be able to tell
> the
> >> Neo engine not to cache specific properties and to not place certain
> > actions
> >> in the transaction log. This way, Neo itself might be used for s
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> What about the "partition" blobs into evenly sized shards and distribute
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unger
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What about the "partition" blobs into evenly sized shards and distribute
them over more nodes.
Then you can adapt this to the block size
Do you have any statistics on the size and size distribution of your binary
content?
That would be very interesting.
You're right if the binary data was stored in neo4j itself it would participate
in all transactions, recoveries, HA clustering and such.
Actually what we would do then is mimickin
Perhaps something to experiment with during a lab day :)
Cheers
Michael
Am 06.02.2011 um 22:46 schrieb Axel Morgner:
> Ok, sounds great.
>
> Currently we're using a rather classical approach (as Rick I think)
> which is, storing binary content in the file system. In our CMS use
> case, we ha
Ok, sounds great.
Currently we're using a rather classical approach (as Rick I think)
which is, storing binary content in the file system. In our CMS use
case, we have a typical properties/binary ratio of 10/90 percent, so the
Neo store remains small and handy. Another benefit is that direct fi
ithout the "transaction clog" and "cache poisoning". ;-)
>>
>> Just a thought...
>>
>> Rick
>>
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"transaction clog" and "cache poisoning". ;-)
>
> Just a thought...
>
> Rick
>
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Axel,
Actually you could do both.
I collapsed the "file-system-structure" to a simple notion of collection +
key as in mongodb but of course you could use the "filesystem metaphor" t
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> Hi there,
>
&
Axel,
Actually you could do both.
I collapsed the "file-system-structure" to a simple notion of collection + key
as in mongodb but of course you could use the "filesystem metaphor" to model
the b-tree that resolves a key that represents a "path" to the document node.
Michael
Am 06.02.2011 um
Hi Michael,
just for clarification: Do you refer to how to store the internal
structure of BSON documents, or how to store documents in a
filesystem-like tree structure?
Axel
On 06.02.2011 21:50, Michael Hunger wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> this weekend I was away from a computer so I spent some time
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Subject: [Neo4j] Some brainstorming ideas - 1. Use Neo4j as Document Store
Hi there,
this weekend I was away from a computer so I spent some time brainstorming
things. I would be interested in any feedback on those thoughts and would
like to broaden the audience beyond the d
Hi there,
this weekend I was away from a computer so I spent some time brainstorming
things. I would be interested in any feedback on those thoughts and would like
to broaden the audience beyond the devteam.
My question: Has anyone ever tried to use Neo4j as a document store ala MongoDB.
The i
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