Best Graph Databases for Hackolade

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    Redis Reviews
    Redis Labs is the home of Redis. Redis Enterprise is the best Redis version. Redis Enterprise is more than a cache. Redis Enterprise can be free in the cloud with NoSQL and data caching using the fastest in-memory database. Redis can be scaled, enterprise-grade resilience, massive scaling, ease of administration, and operational simplicity. Redis in the Cloud is a favorite of DevOps. Developers have access to enhanced data structures and a variety modules. This allows them to innovate faster and has a faster time-to-market. CIOs love the security and expert support of Redis, which provides 99.999% uptime. Use relational databases for active-active, geodistribution, conflict distribution, reads/writes in multiple regions to the same data set. Redis Enterprise offers flexible deployment options. Redis Labs is the home of Redis. Redis JSON, Redis Java, Python Redis, Redis on Kubernetes & Redis gui best practices.
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    Apache Cassandra Reviews

    Apache Cassandra

    Apache Software Foundation

    1 Rating
    The Apache Cassandra database provides high availability and scalability without compromising performance. It is the ideal platform for mission-critical data because it offers linear scalability and demonstrated fault-tolerance with commodity hardware and cloud infrastructure. Cassandra's ability to replicate across multiple datacenters is first-in-class. This provides lower latency for your users, and the peace-of-mind that you can withstand regional outages.
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    TigerGraph Reviews
    The TigerGraph™, a graph platform based on its Native Parallel Graph™, technology, represents the next evolution in graph database evolution. It is a complete, distributed parallel graph computing platform that supports web-scale data analytics in real time. Combining the best ideas (MapReduce, Massively Parallel Processing, and fast data compression/decompression) with fresh development, TigerGraph delivers what you've been waiting for: the speed, scalability, and deep exploration/querying capability to extract more business value from your data.
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    Stardog Reviews

    Stardog

    Stardog Union

    $0
    Data engineers and scientists can be 95% better at their jobs with ready access to the most flexible semantic layer, explainable AI and reusable data modelling. They can create and expand semantic models, understand data interrelationships, and run federated query to speed up time to insight. Stardog's graph data virtualization and high performance graph database are the best available -- at a price that is up to 57x less than competitors -- to connect any data source, warehouse, or enterprise data lakehouse without copying or moving data. Scale users and use cases at a lower infrastructure cost. Stardog's intelligent inference engine applies expert knowledge dynamically at query times to uncover hidden patterns and unexpected insights in relationships that lead to better data-informed business decisions and outcomes.
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    GraphDB Reviews
    *GraphDB allows the creation of large knowledge graphs by linking diverse data and indexing it for semantic search. * GraphDB is a robust and efficient graph database that supports RDF and SPARQL. The GraphDB database supports a highly accessible replication cluster. This has been demonstrated in a variety of enterprise use cases that required resilience for data loading and query answering. Visit the GraphDB product page for a quick overview and a link to download the latest releases. GraphDB uses RDF4J to store and query data. It also supports a wide range of query languages (e.g. SPARQL and SeRQL), and RDF syntaxes such as RDF/XML and Turtle.
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    AllegroGraph Reviews
    AllegroGraph is a revolutionary solution that allows infinite data integration. It uses a patented approach that unifies all data and siloed information into an Entity Event Knowledge Graph solution that supports massive big data analytics. AllegroGraph uses unique federated sharding capabilities to drive 360-degree insights, and enable complex reasoning across a distributed Knowledge Graph. AllegroGraph offers users an integrated version Gruff, a browser-based graph visualization tool that allows you to explore and discover connections within enterprise Knowledge Graphs. Franz's Knowledge Graph Solution offers both technology and services to help build industrial strength Entity Event Knowledge Graphs. It is based on the best-of-class products, tools, knowledge, skills, and experience.
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    Neo4j Reviews
    Neo4j's graph platform is designed to help you leverage data and data relationships. Developers can create intelligent applications that use Neo4j to traverse today's interconnected, large datasets in real-time. Neo4j's graph database is powered by a native graph storage engine and processing engine. It provides unique, actionable insights through an intuitive, flexible, and secure database.
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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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    ArangoDB Reviews
    Natively store data for graphs, documents and search needs. One query language allows for feature-rich access. You can map data directly to the database and access it using the best patterns for the job: traversals, joins search, ranking geospatial, aggregateions - you name them. Polyglot persistence without the cost. You can easily design, scale, and adapt your architectures to meet changing needs with less effort. Combine the flexibility and power of JSON with graph technology to extract next-generation features even from large datasets.
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    OrientDB Reviews
    OrientDB is the fastest graph database in the world. Period. A benchmark study by IBM and Tokyo Institute of Technology found that OrientDB is 10x more efficient than Neo4j for graph operations. This applies to all workloads. OrientDB can help you gain competitive advantage and increase innovation through new revenue streams.
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