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    Aerospike Reviews
    Aerospike is the global leader for next-generation, real time NoSQL data solutions at any scale. Aerospike helps enterprises overcome seemingly impossible data bottlenecks and compete with other companies at a fraction of the cost and complexity of legacy NoSQL databases. Aerospike's Hybrid Memory Architecture™ is a patented technology that unlocks the full potential of modern hardware and delivers previously unimaginable value. It does this by delivering unimaginable value from huge amounts of data at both the edge, core, and in the cloud. Aerospike empowers customers with the ability to instantly combat fraud, dramatically increase shopping cart sizes, deploy global digital payment networks, and provide instant, one-to-1 personalization for millions. Aerospike customers include Airtel and Banca d'Italia as well as Snap, Verizon Media, Wayfair, PayPal, Snap, Verizon Media, and Nielsen. The company's headquarters is in Mountain View, California. Additional locations are in London, Bengaluru, India, and Tel Aviv in Israel.
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    Apache TinkerPop Reviews

    Apache TinkerPop

    Apache Software Foundation

    Free
    Apache TinkerPop™, a graph computing framework, is available for graph databases (OLTP), and graph analytic system (OLAP). Apache TinkerPop's graph traversal language is Gremlin. Gremlin allows users to express complex traversals (or queries) on their application's property diagram in a concise, data-flow language. Each Gremlin traversal consists of a sequence (potentially nested). A graph is a structure that is composed of vertices or edges. Each edge and vertices can have an unlimited number of key/value pairs, called properties. Vertices can be used to denote discrete objects, such as a person or a place or an event. Edges denote relationships between vertices. A person might know another person, be involved in an event, or have been to a specific place recently. If a domain contains a heterogeneous set objects (vertices), that can be linked to one another in many ways (edges), it is called a domain.
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    ArcadeDB Reviews
    ArcadeDB allows you to manage complex models without any compromises. Polyglot Persistence is gone. There is no need to have multiple databases. ArcadeDB Multi-Model databases can store graphs and documents, key values, time series, and key values. Each model is native to the database engine so you don't need to worry about translations slowing down your computer. ArcadeDB's engine was developed with Alien Technology. It can crunch millions upon millions of records per second. ArcadeDB's traversing speed does not depend on the size of the database. It doesn't matter if your database contains a few records or a billion. ArcadeDB can be used as an embedded database on a single server. It can scale up by using Kubernetes to connect multiple servers. It is flexible enough to run on any platform that has a small footprint. Your data is protected. Our unbreakable fully transactional engine ensures durability for mission-critical production database databases. ArcadeDB uses the Raft Consensus Algorithm in order to maintain consistency across multiple servers.
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    Azure Cosmos DB Reviews
    Azure Cosmos DB, a fully managed NoSQL databank service, is designed for modern app development. It offers guaranteed single-digit millisecond response time and 99.999 percent availability. This service is backed by SLAs and instant scalability. Open source APIs for MongoDB or Cassandra are also available. With turnkey multi-master global distribution, you can enjoy fast writes and readings from anywhere in the world.
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    Amazon Neptune Reviews
    Amazon Neptune is a fully managed graph database service that allows you to quickly and reliably build applications that can work with highly connected data sets. Amazon Neptune's core is a purpose-built graph database engine that can store billions of relationships and query the graph with only milliseconds latency. Amazon Neptune supports the popular graph models Property Graph, W3C's RDF, as well as their respective query languages Apache TinkerPop Gremlin, SPARQL. This allows you to quickly build queries that efficiently navigate large datasets. Neptune supports graph use cases like recommendation engines, fraud detection and knowledge graphs. It also powers network security and drug discovery.
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    DataStax Reviews
    The Open, Multi-Cloud Stack to Modern Data Apps. Built on Apache Cassandra™, an open-source Apache Cassandra™. Global scale and 100% uptime without vendor lock in You can deploy on multi-clouds, open-source, on-prem and Kubernetes. For a lower TCO, use elastic and pay-as you-go. Stargate APIs allow you to build faster with NoSQL, reactive, JSON and REST. Avoid the complexity of multiple OSS projects or APIs that don’t scale. It is ideal for commerce, mobile and AI/ML. Get building modern data applications with Astra, a database-as-a-service powered by Apache Cassandra™. Richly interactive apps that are viral-ready and elastic using REST, GraphQL and JSON. Pay-as you-go Apache Cassandra DBaaS which scales easily and affordably
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    JanusGraph Reviews
    JanusGraph is an optimized graph database that can store and query graphs with hundreds of billions of edges and vertices distributed across a multi-machine cluster. JanusGraph is a project of The Linux Foundation and includes participants from Expero and Google, GRAKN.AI., Hortonworks. IBM, and Amazon. Linear and elastic scaling for growing data and users. Data replication and data distribution for performance and fault tolerance. Hot backups and high availability for multi-datacenters All functionality is completely free. There is no need to purchase commercial licenses. JanusGraph is completely open source under the Apache 2 License. JanusGraph is an open source transactional database that can handle thousands of concurrent users performing complex graph traversals in real-time. ACID and eventual consistency support. JanusGraph offers online transactional processing (OLTP) and global graph analytics (OLAP), through its Apache Spark integration.
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