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Re:5 Graph Databases to Consider by antonyh on Monday March 12, 2012 @07:10AM (#3693010)
"Neo Technologies cites several customers, though none of them are household names."

Really? Adobe? Cisco? Deutsche Telecom? I'd say these are.

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Re:5 Graph Databases to Consider by mtrn on Monday March 12, 2012 @04:01AM (#3692689)
Does anyone here have real world experience with OrientDB? I consider it a candidate for a project at the moment (where MongoDB was too flaky, CouchDB too slow for unplanned queries and the relational model not a good fit for a document-oriented domain).
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Re:5 Graph Databases to Consider by michael_dorfman on Monday March 12, 2012 @03:53AM (#3692680)
Actually, this article is about 5 Graph DBMS's.

If you are (like me) more interested in looking for Graph Databases to consider, it looks like Knuth's "Stanford GraphBase" is still the go-to source.

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Re:5 Graph Databases to Consider by payalg on Monday March 12, 2012 @02:53AM (#3692575)
neo4j illustration is really fun. FlockDB is interesting.
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Re:5 Graph Databases to Consider by fizx on Monday March 12, 2012 @04:02AM (#3692691)
FlockDB is really a SQL-JOIN-only database. It's how we scale many-to-many relationships.

For more traditional graph db applications, we use https://github.com/twitter/cassovary, which we just open-sourced.

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Re:5 Graph Databases to Consider by cheatercheater on Thursday March 15, 2012 @07:59AM (#3707980)
tldr: Not interesting because it only compares what big buzz names the projects can be linked to, not on the actual merit of the databases/DBMSes in question.
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