Gautam,
if you have a lot of writes, maybe an HA setup is good for you? that
way, you could run an embedded HA instance for your writes, and have
read slaves, possibly through Neo4j Server instances, picking up the
replicated changes to the master write instance. Here, there is a
special protocol
Hi Gautam,
If you're writing a Java application, then use the Java APIs. If you need
several instances of the application to see the same data then use Neo4j HA.
That way your application exposes your API (your service interface).
The Neo4j server does the same thing but it exposes *our* API
Hi:
I want to create Java applications that will connect to a neo4j
server. Some of these apps will be doing a lot of updates to the
graph, and others will do lots of read/query/traversals, and some will
do a mix of both. Highest performance that I can achieve are important
to me. From reading
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