Graph Computing at Scale
summary
Claims an open source stack that enables graph computing at scale and ships a distributed graph database Titan with an analytics sibling Faunus and a traversal language Gremlin. It builds on Cassandra HBase and Hadoop, uses label propagation plus vertex‑centric indexes to partition and order edges, supports real‑time OLTP queries and batch OLAP analytics without ETL, and is released for others to run and extend.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 7:50What Is the Average Term Length of those Presidents of the United States That Took Office in the 1980s
- 10:27Vertices
- 12:15Gremlin
- 16:55Network Science
- 18:08The Spin Glass Model
- 20:05Social Networks
- 23:05Emergence
- 24:15Financial System
- 26:03Distributed Graph Database
- 29:32Unique Challenges to Building Graph Database
- 30:00Graph Partitioning
- 33:03A Vertex Centric Index
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