The graph technology solution landscape

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  • Graph database popularity

    Graph database popularity

    Neo4j seems to have the biggest mindshare among graph databases.

    Photo by: Image: DB Engines

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • Titan

    Titan

    TitanDB, until it was acquired by DataStax, was a leading graph database.

    Photo by: Image: Aurelius

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • DSE Graph

    DSE Graph

    DataStax Enterprise Graph is based on Titan. DataStax has different integration plans in store.

    Photo by: Image: DataStax

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • GraphX

    GraphX

    GraphX is an open-source graph computation framework for Apache Spark. According to Cloudera's Sean Owen, however, it's not getting much traction.

    Photo by: Image: Apache Foundation

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • Gaffer

    Gaffer

    Gaffer is a graph framework released as open source by GCHQ, the UK Government Communications Headquarters, one of the three UK Intelligence and Security Agencies, along with MI5 and the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6).

    Photo by: Image: GCHQ

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • Apache Giraph

    Apache Giraph

    Apache Giraph is an iterative graph processing system built for high scalability.

    Photo by: Image: Apache foundation

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • SAP Hana Graph

    SAP Hana Graph

    SAP Hana also supports graphs.

    Photo by: Image: SAP

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

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Neo4j may be the one graph solutions getting the biggest mindshare, but it's not the only one out there. Here is an incomplete reference.

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Graph database popularity

Neo4j seems to have the biggest mindshare among graph databases.

Caption by: George Anadiotis

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