Hi @seanbarzilay :
Is there a plan to support in-memory gremlin providers like redis?
I have done some performance testing on ES cluster( 5 powerful machines), with about 10,000,000 vertices and 200,000,000 edges. There are about 20 to 30 edges between adjacent vertices. When do traversal from vertex to vertex with 3 hops (v-v-v-v), it spent around 10 seconds.
The graph traversal is a exponential increase with time-complexity. Do you have any good practice on this? Maybe using the in-memory db like redis could enhance the performance?
Hi @seanbarzilay :
Is there a plan to support in-memory gremlin providers like redis?
I have done some performance testing on ES cluster( 5 powerful machines), with about 10,000,000 vertices and 200,000,000 edges. There are about 20 to 30 edges between adjacent vertices. When do traversal from vertex to vertex with 3 hops (v-v-v-v), it spent around 10 seconds.
The graph traversal is a exponential increase with time-complexity. Do you have any good practice on this? Maybe using the in-memory db like redis could enhance the performance?