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Tuesday, 14 December 2010
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Graph Theory and Databases

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Pere Urbón-Bayes must check slides deck on graph databases and their applicability. I like this graph database products slide most:

  • Neo4j: open source database NoSQL graph
  • Dex: the high performance graph database
  • HyperGraphDB: an IA and semantic web graph database
  • Infogrid: the Internet graph database
  • Sones: SaaS dot Net graph database
  • VertexDB: high performance database server

By the way I’ve heard Pere (@purbon) is currently looking for a job ;-).

Original title and link: Graph Theory and Databases (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)