Graph Engine

Microsoft Graph Engine

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@simon_sabin Thanks! Fixed.

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@KnowlesJames Thank you!

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@KnowlesJames Yes, we are going to use GitHub Issues to track issues and feature requests from now on.

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@GraphEngine @OpenAtMicrosoft

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We have just open-sourced Microsoft Graph Engine and its graph query language LIKQ: https://t.co/rliHtUOFF6

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@HerbaPeter Just open-sourced the project on GitHub: https://t.co/rliHtUOFF6

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@rahabm Yes. We have just open-sourced Graph Engine on GitHub: https://t.co/rliHtUOFF6 Download links can be found on the project website.

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@apscomp @grahamehorner Thanks! updated.

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@grahamehorner GraphEngine and Horton are two separate projects. More info on Horton: http://t.co/FMa3ffc1hy

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@grahamehorner Yes. But this is going to take a while :- )

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@reubenbond @HerbaPeter Yes, currently we have our own clustering. Thanks for your input, we'll consider this option.

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@HerbaPeter @reubenbond Two ways are available for data persistence: 1) snapshots 2) write-ahead log.

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@HerbaPeter @reubenbond Currently, HA mode is only for serving read-only data.

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@HerbaPeter @reubenbond There's a High-Availability mode: each server node can have a number of replicas.

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@reubenbond The underlying storage engine is our custom in-memory store. Multiple operations can be applied at once atomically on a 'cell'.

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@reubenbond Yep, setting TrinityConfig.CurrentRunningMode to RunningMode.Embedded and I will serve that exact purpose(x64 only).

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Graph Engine supports VS 2015 now. http://t.co/Jkyy0CAv8j @grahamehorner

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Graph Engine vs. C++ unordered_map: memory consumption test, Part 2 http://t.co/FUJB7d2Ere @yatao_li

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Graph Engine vs. C++ unordered_map: memory consumption test (MSDN blog) http://t.co/SZZxuwLgrE

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http://t.co/SJDPVrB6DR Back to the Basic: using Graph Engine as an enhanced key-value store