Janusgraph limits
I need to build a massive knowledge graph where I should aggregate many kinds of pieces of information, and the logical model of the system I need to build naturally fits in a property graph. I could need to manage approximately 200B of vertices and 500B edges. I'm familiar with HBase, and I know it scales pretty well, just wondering if any of you used Janusgraph (with Solr) with similar numbers, pros? cons? hints? is it risky?
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Someone once published an article and explained how they use JanusGraph + ScyllaDB to support 20 billion vertices: https://www.scylladb.com/2020/05/14/zeotap-a-graph-of-twenty-billion-ids-built-on-scylla-and-janusgraph/
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Zeotap: A Graph of Twenty Billion IDs Built on ScyllaDB and JanusGraph
Learn how Zeotap built the world’s largest native JanusGraph database backed by ScyllaDB to track and correlate 20 billion IDs for users and their devices.
Interesting thanks, I wish I could have an example with Hbase