Yup, I think that's the case, glad to hear performance is good. I'll take a
closer look and get back to you.
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I've taken part writing an application very similar to yours, with
organisations, groups, users and content... and security on those. The
security model it uses in the graph is something like
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/ACL where a single database contains
tens of thousands of organisations, grou
If you by multitenancy simply mean that you want to have multiple separate
graph database, you can do that as easily as:
GraphDatbaseService graphdb1 = new EmbeddedGraphDatabase(
"/path/to/your/first/graphdb" );
GraphDatbaseService graphdb2 = new EmbeddedGraphDatabase(
"/path/to/your/second/graphdb
Yes,
that seems to be the least complicated solution. But I'm think in a more
complicated way :) In need a graph model that will combine multi-tenancy
problem with authorization problem in each tenant.
I think that these two problems are similar: both a tenant (organization)
and a user from that
Hello,
Multi-tenant in a graph can be easy: simply use a different sub-graph for each
tenant and let your application code bind to you a specific subgraph.
If you want to go to the next step and have physically separate databases,
that's harder. Are there reasons for wanting to do this, such as
Hi all,
I'm facing a situation to develop a multitenant graph environment. I heard
from some of you guys that this is planned for neo4j server. Is this neo4j
server only or will I also be possible to use this on neo4j embedded engine?
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