Graphs & gremlins
summary
Claims that graph databases (using OrientDB, gremlin-scala) let you keep relational features while gaining much faster traversals through index-free adjacency. Shows a runnable Scala demo on GitHub that builds an email/person graph, runs Gremlin traversals to list CCs, find bankers linked to government officials within two hops, run community detection with TinkerPop/Furnace and compute shortest paths. Targets small-to-medium apps, uses scala-blueprints/blueprints for mapping, and reports the approach works well in practice.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:24Graph Databases
- 17:33Mutual Edges
- 18:49Relational Model
- 20:51How It Differs in a Graph Databases
- 29:04Finding the Shortest Path
- 33:41Combine a Postgres Database with a Graph Database
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