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Description
Graph Engine (GE) is a powerful distributed in-memory data processing platform that relies on a strongly-typed RAM storage system paired with a versatile distributed computation engine. This RAM store functions as a high-performance key-value store that is accessible globally across a cluster of machines. By leveraging this RAM store, GE facilitates rapid random data access over extensive distributed datasets. Its ability to perform swift data exploration and execute distributed parallel computations positions GE as an ideal solution for processing large graphs. The engine effectively accommodates both low-latency online query processing and high-throughput offline analytics for graphs containing billions of nodes. Efficient data processing emphasizes the importance of schema, as strongly-typed data models are vital for optimizing storage, accelerating data retrieval, and ensuring clear data semantics. GE excels in the management of billions of runtime objects, regardless of their size, demonstrating remarkable efficiency. Even minor variations in object count can significantly impact performance, underscoring the importance of every byte. Moreover, GE offers rapid memory allocation and reallocation, achieving impressive memory utilization ratios that further enhance its capabilities. This makes GE not only efficient but also an invaluable tool for developers and data scientists working with large-scale data environments.
Description
An adaptable and efficient key-value storage engine, both persistent and in-memory, is engineered for superior performance and resource optimization. It is crafted to effectively handle data on-disk and in-memory by identifying recurring patterns in serialized bytes, without limiting itself to any particular data model, be it SQL or NoSQL, or storage medium, whether it be Disk or RAM. The core system offers a variety of configurations that can be fine-tuned for specific use cases, while also aiming to incorporate automatic runtime adjustments by gathering and analyzing machine statistics and read-write behaviors. Users can manage data easily by utilizing well-known structures such as Map, Set, Queue, SetMap, and MultiMap, all of which can seamlessly convert to native collections in Java and Scala. Furthermore, it allows for conditional updates and data modifications using any Java, Scala, or native JVM code, eliminating the need for a query language and ensuring flexibility in data handling. This design not only promotes efficiency but also encourages the adoption of custom solutions tailored to unique application needs.
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Deployment
Web-Based
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Windows
Mac
Linux
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Vendor Details
Company Name
Microsoft
Founded
1975
Country
United States
Website
www.graphengine.io
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Company Name
SwayDB
Website
swaydb.io