GraphOne: A Data Store for Real-time Analytics on Evolving Graphs
summary
GraphOne is a graph datastore that combines edge list and adjacency list storage with dual versioning and a GraphView API that lets analytics choose visibility between fast log writes and indexed snapshots. It sustains ingestion near 43.7M edges/sec before archiving, reports 2–3 orders of magnitude faster ingestion than graph databases, 5.36x update rate and >3x better analytics than a leading dynamic system, and runs within ~47 GB after cacheline allocation optimizations while offering snapshot isolation via MVCC.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Graph Applications: Big Data and Scientific Applications
- 1:45Definitions
- 5:24GraphOne: Background and Architecture
- 9:06Hybrid Store Details
- 13:08Hybrid Store: Optimizing the Archiving Phase
- 13:59Hybrid Store: Optimizing Memory Usage
- 16:19Results: Hybrid Store Composition and Ingestion Rate
- 18:08Results: Dynamic Graph Systems
- 19:04Results: Cost of Data Management Over Static Graph Engine
- 20:25GraphOne: Conclusion
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