Simple production database alternatives for small Gremlin.Net applications
Hi!
What production database alternatives are there out there for small DotNet applications with Gremlin.Net?
The reason why I'm asking is because there does not seem to be any easy to use and maintain solutions: they either require a lot production infrastructure and maintenance (JanusGraph), have high enterance fees (Datastax Enterprice), are only partially supporting old versions og Gremlin (CosmosDB) or are lacking pre-defined serialisers for DotNet (e.g ArangoDB).
I might be misjudging hugely in the above paragraph, but I hope I it gives an explanation of the issue with our current use case: As a small project team building a small Gremlin application in C# that needs a way of running our application in a production environment for small-scale usage and demos: how can we do that most efficiently?
PS: We would have tried out AWS Neptune DB if we were not bound to using Azure by business policy.
Any tips and advice appreciated!
What production database alternatives are there out there for small DotNet applications with Gremlin.Net?
The reason why I'm asking is because there does not seem to be any easy to use and maintain solutions: they either require a lot production infrastructure and maintenance (JanusGraph), have high enterance fees (Datastax Enterprice), are only partially supporting old versions og Gremlin (CosmosDB) or are lacking pre-defined serialisers for DotNet (e.g ArangoDB).
I might be misjudging hugely in the above paragraph, but I hope I it gives an explanation of the issue with our current use case: As a small project team building a small Gremlin application in C# that needs a way of running our application in a production environment for small-scale usage and demos: how can we do that most efficiently?
PS: We would have tried out AWS Neptune DB if we were not bound to using Azure by business policy.
Any tips and advice appreciated!
Apache TinkerPop is an open source graph computing framework and the home of the Gremlin graph query language.
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