Hi Alan,
You can create as many graphs as you need in single Graph instance.
It is better than create 3000 graph databases because in case of single
storage you will have much efficient RAM usage than in case of 3000
storages.
You can tune RAM consumed by memory storage using
storage.diskCache.buf
Hi There,
I currently have two instances running on the AWS within an OrientDB
cluster (Replication turned on). Does the distributed mechanism support
schema sync? What is the best practise to do a schema update in an OrientDB
cluster? I am using 1.6.2
Thanks
Jing
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Hi Pawan,
where is the source for OrientdbInsertPerformanceTest ?
Lvc@
On 8 January 2014 07:52, Pawan Goyal wrote:
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> I am using to OrientdbInsertPerformanceTest to create the vertex and
> edge.In the same code how to make sure that duplicate node and edge are not
> created.
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> On Mond
Hi Alan,
Another benefit of having several graphs is that you can easily move some
to another server to balance load on servers.
But clearly, there is a restriction, you can't easily implement connections
between this graphs (e.g. edge from graph A to graph B).
Will a running server detect new g
Please find the file in the attachment.
I use case is no duplicate node ,edge should be created.
On Monday, 7 January 2013 20:09:48 UTC+5:30, Milen Dyankov wrote:
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> *DISCLAIMER: I'm typically NOT a type of person that posts messages like
> "hey, this other product is better then yours" and it
In 1.6.1 (and earlier) I got this log message when starting the server
2014-01-08 10:38:56:039 INFO Installing GREMLIN language v.2.5.0-SNAPSHOT -
graph.pool.max=50 [OGraphServerHandler]
In 1.6.3 this message is missing and all my Gremlin requests fails.
2014-01-08 10:26:36:836 INFO Loading con
Hi Gino,
Could you check if orientdb-graphdb jar is in classpath? (If you use
OrientDb server it should be in its class path, otherwise in classpath of
your applicaton)
Best regards,
Artem Orobets
* Orient Technologiesthe Company behind OrientDB*
2014/1/8 Gino John
> Hi
>
> Trying to run t
I used this line of code as you suggested
OGlobalConfiguration.CACHE_LEVEL2_ENABLED.setValue(true);
but nothing seems to change.
Τη Σάββατο, 4 Ιανουαρίου 2014 8:26:00 μ.μ. UTC+2, ο χρήστης Lvc@ έγραψε:
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> Hi Sotiris,
> the Level1 cache born and die with Graph instance, so can you double check
Hi,
I suggest you to use the Blueprints API, specially if you don't have
properties on edges: edges will be created as "lightweight" and this is
much faster.
Lvc@
On 8 January 2014 10:09, Pawan Goyal wrote:
> Please find the file in the attachment.
>
> I use case is no duplicate node ,edge sh
Could you explain what you mean by partitioning the data. It's not clear
to me what you mean.
So far my use case is this.
1. I'll have a single server instance (@port 2480) which only serves
read-only queries for 3000 graphs.
e.g.
server.database.path = /opt/orientdb/database
Hi Alan
You could reduce the amount of memory per graph, but probably the best idea
is the new issue created by Andrey about letting the disk cache to be
shared among graphs.
Lvc@
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Il 08/gen/2014 18:50 "Alan Miller" ha scritto:
> Could you explain what you mean by partiti
Hey folks,
still using OrientGraph DB 1.5.0 with Java.
I'm trying to add an edge from a vertex to another. I have schema saying
graph.createEdgeType("EdgeName");
Now I have some vertices and tried:
vertex1.addEdge("EdgeName", vertex2, null, null, "foo", "bar");
that works. Querying that with Gr
Hi,
REST/HTTP supports patches with the PATCH method (POST/PUT/PATCH).
Would it not be appropriate to use that rather than the updateMode=partial
parameter?
Regards,
-Stefan
On Tuesday, 31 December 2013 13:34:36 UTC, Lvc@ wrote:
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> Hi,
> yes, the MVCC is to avoid conflict updates.
>
> Lvc@
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How does that solves the issue of duplicate node and edge.
On Monday, 7 January 2013 20:09:48 UTC+5:30, Milen Dyankov wrote:
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> *DISCLAIMER: I'm typically NOT a type of person that posts messages like
> "hey, this other product is better then yours" and it is NOT my intention
> to start any fig
Hi
I try to evaluate orientdb as storage for a java (apache wicket) opensource
cms. I have experience with rdbms and jcr (java content repository). I want
to create a scalable, lightweight storage solution for this product. Rdbms
is light (small footprint, few jars - maybe only the jdbc drivers
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