I got cali's benchmark result. Well, sort of benchmarks: http://github.com/dmitriid/cali/wiki/Benchmarks-of-sorts There's neo4j, TinkerGraph and OrientDB
For some odd reason neo4j performs abysmally, though yesterday it was way, way better: http://twitter.com/dmitriid/status/23912123904 Will have to investigate further. > Hey, > >> Yeah, it'll be my next step, I guess :) Blueprints make this stuff >> super-easy :) > > Yea---write to the Blueprints interfaces and then you can plug and play your > graph backends. > >> I also see plain simple FS in there as well ;) > > Ha. Yea---I started that, but never went far with it. In short, it makes your > file system look like a property graph (e.g. subdirectory, contains, etc.). > When Gremlin moves into more advanced I/O support, I think I'll revisit > FileGraph as that might be a good way for Gremlin to interface with the > operating system's file system. > >> BTW, I've also noticed there's mongodb support for storage (?) How would you >> use that? > > Yea. So, long long ago, Peter and I wanted to make a single interface for all > NoSQL systems. The JSON databases of CouchDB and MongoDB were the next up > after property graphs... Currently, in Blueprints, there is support for > MongoDB and TinkerDoc as JSON databases, but its not fully tested, not fully > thought out, etc. etc... Hopefully in the near future, we can get some steam > to flesh all that out better. > > Good luck with Cali, > Marko. > > http://markorodriguez.com > http://tinkerpop.com _______________________________________________ Neo4j mailing list [email protected] https://lists.neo4j.org/mailman/listinfo/user
