AnzoGraph DB
The Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) Graph Database.
Overview
AnzoGraph DB is a massively parallel processing (MPP) graph database that is built for speed and scale. It is designed to run complex analytical queries on large amounts of data in near real-time. AnzoGraph DB supports the SPARQL query language and is often used for data warehousing, business intelligence, and other analytical applications.
✨ Key Features
- Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) architecture
- In-memory performance
- SPARQL and Cypher query language support
- Scalability to trillions of triples
- Integration with BI and data science tools
🎯 Key Differentiators
- MPP architecture for massive parallelism
- In-memory performance for analytics
- Support for both SPARQL and Cypher
Unique Value: Perform complex analytical queries on massive graph datasets at interactive speeds.
🎯 Use Cases (4)
✅ Best For
- Interactive, complex analytics on large-scale graph data.
💡 Check With Vendor
Verify these considerations match your specific requirements:
- Transactional (OLTP) workloads.
🏆 Alternatives
Offers significantly faster query performance for analytical workloads compared to other graph databases.
💻 Platforms
🔌 Integrations
🛟 Support Options
- ✓ Email Support
- ✓ Phone Support
- ✓ Dedicated Support (Enterprise Edition tier)
💰 Pricing
✓ 14-day free trial
Free tier: AnzoGraph DB Free Edition: Limited to 8GB of memory.
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