Streaming Graph Search with Quine.
summary
Quine is an open source, event‑triggered streaming graph database that keeps standing query patterns live and pushes updates as data arrives; a demo shows live Ethereum transactions marked as tainted and propagated through the graph. It connects to Kafka/Kinesis/Pulsar, uses swappable storage (e.g., Cassandra), runs on a laptop or scale cluster, and the team reports ingest at 1,000,000 events per second with pattern matches streamed at about 21,000 events/sec. Quine is production‑ready and available at quine.io.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Quine
- 1:08Why not LLMs for graphs
- 2:32Streaming graphs explained
- 6:30Cybersecurity graph demo
- 12:54Challenges in graph streaming
- 15:46How Quine solves it
- 16:27Quine’s architecture
- 18:13Graph as new stream
- 18:55Ethereum blockchain demo
- 23:49Real-time graph search
- 24:10Scaling to millions
- 25:59Open source project
- 26:44Q&A session
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