This does normally not make sense because most graph databases keep the graph structure (not necessarily the vertex details, but vertexes and edges ) in-memory. As far as I know, Ignite does not provide graph data structures such as adjacency matrix/list. If you have a very huge graph of which the structure does not fit into memory then you can work with a distributed graph, such as JanusGraph. It has various plugable backends, such as hbase for the graph and solr for indexing vertexes. Maybe someone will write an Ignite backend. Of course you could try to run hbase on IGFS , but that would be a little bit far fetched.
> On 30. Jul 2018, at 22:58, Wilhelm Thomas <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I’m looking into Neo4J and Apache Gremlin graph databases. > Does ignite can support a graph database? Can I use ignite as the underline > database and use Gremlin for the queries? > > Thanks > > w
