Maintenance Release – ArangoDB 2.8.7
Our next maintenance release – ArangoDB 2.8.7 – comes with several bug fixes and improved Foxx backwards compatibility. Here is a list of changes: optimized primary=>secondary failover fix detection...
View ArticleIndex Free Adjacency or Hybrid Indexes for Graph Databases
Some graph database vendors propagandize index-free adjacency for the implementation of graph models. There has been some discussion on Wikipedia about what makes a database a graph database. These...
View ArticleOpen Source DC/OS: The modern way to run a distributed database
The mission of ArangoDB is to simplify the complexity of data work. ArangoDB is a distributed native multi-model NoSQL database that supports JSON documents, graphs and key-value pairs in one database...
View ArticleArangoDB Bi-Weekly #48 |Alpha Release & What’s Coming With ArangoDB 3.0
The whole team at ArangoDB has been hacking “day-and-night” and the alpha version of the upcoming ArangoDB 3.0 release is available for testing! All our tests (290.000 lines of code) are green so it’s...
View ArticleGetting closer: ArangoDB 3.0 alpha release
There is this German saying “If it takes long enough, it will be all right in the end.” However, since just “all right” isn’t our quality standard this first alpha of 3.0 took us a bit longer to finish...
View ArticleArangoDB 3.0 alpha5: Step-by-step instruction to setup an ArangoDB test...
As we get closer to the final release of ArangoDB 3.0 you can now test our brand new cluster capabilities with 3.0 alpha5. In this post you will find a step-by-step instruction on how-to get a 3.0...
View ArticleArangoDB Bi-Weekly #49 | Beta Version Is Here!
Some “sleepless” nights and a few beers later, the beta version of the upcoming ArangoDB 3.0 is here! Hurray! It arrives with several bug fixes, improved docs and a more complete set of features. So...
View ArticleArangoDB 3.0 new Cluster features
The 3.0 release of ArangoDB will introduce a completely overhauled cluster and marks a major milestone on its road to “zero-maintenance” where you can keep focus on your product instead of your...
View ArticleArangoDB 3.0 – A Solid Ground to Scale
After 6 months of development we are happy and excited to announce the fully production ready ArangoDB 3.0 today! Get ArangoDB 3.0 now! We designed ArangoDB as a native multi-model DB from the first...
View ArticleRunning ArangoDB 3.0.0 on a DC/OS cluster
As you surely recognized we´ve released ArangoDB 3.0 a few days ago. It comes with great cluster improvements like synchronous replication, automatic failover, easy up- and downscaling via the...
View ArticleDeploying an ArangoDB 3 Cluster with 2 Clicks
Hurray! Last week finally saw the release of ArangoDB 3.0 with lots of new features and in particular various improvements for ArangoDB clusters. In this blog post, I want to talk about one aspect of...
View ArticleLearn About The Startup Accelerator Program
After giving the idea some thought we decided to launch a brand new ArangoDB service for startups. First, we need to explain how we decided to go for the new service. As fellow startupers we can only...
View ArticleRelease Candidate 2 of ArangoDB 3.1
We are glad to announce that the second release candidate (RC2) of ArangoDB 3.1 is publicly available. What makes this release particularly special to us is that it also includes an official release...
View ArticleUpdated Sync & Async Java Drivers with ArangoDB 3.1
The upcoming 3.1 release comes with a binary protocol – VelocyStream – to transport VelocyPack (internal storage format of ArangoDB introduced with the 3.0 release) data between ArangoDB and client...
View ArticleWebinar: ArangoDB and DC/OS Graph, Documents in a scalable Distributed...
Wednesday, October 26th DC/OS provides ArangoDB with exactly the infrastructure it needs for implementing a modern distributed stateful service. Join this upcoming webinar to learn how DC/OS quickly...
View ArticleArangoDB Spark Connector
Currently we are diving deeper into the Apache Spark world. We started with an implementation of a Spark-Connector written in Scala. The connector supports loading of data from ArangoDB into Spark and...
View ArticleArangoDB 3.1 Enterprise Edition – A Solid Ground to Scale with Graphs
In addition to our community version of ArangoDB 3.1 we are excited to release our first Enterprise Edition today. The Enterprise Editions of ArangoDB focuses on enterprise-scale problems and provides...
View ArticleArangoDB 3.1 – A Solid Ground to Scale part II
It’s not that long ago since we released ArangoDB 3.0 in which we introduced our binary storage format VelocyPack, the ArangoDB Agency for a self-managing cluster and the first persistent index by...
View ArticleLearn ArangoDB while contributing
We are fortunate to live in an open-source world with a fairly large international community of users and contributors, which has been only growing more and more in the past year. (Big thanks for that,...
View ArticleHow to model customer surveys in a graph database
Use-Case The graph database use-case we are stepping through in this post is the following: In our web application we have several places where a user is led through a survey, where she decides on...
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