Graph databases have become a popular solution for storing and
querying complex relationships between data.As the amount of graph
data grows and the need for high concurrency increases, a
distributed graph database is essential to handle the scale.
Finding a distributed graph database that automatically shards the
data, while allowing businesses to scale from small to
trillion-edge-level without changing the underlying storage,
architecture of the service, or application code, however, can be a
challenge. In this article, we’ll look at NebulaGraph, a
modern, open source
Graph databases have become a popular solution for storing and
querying complex relationships between data.As the amount of graph
data grows and the need for high concurrency increases, a
distributed graph database is essential to handle the scale.
Finding a distributed graph database that automatically shards the
data, while allowing businesses to scale from small to
trillion-edge-level without changing the underlying storage,
architecture of the service, or application code, however, can be a
challenge. In this article, we’ll look at NebulaGraph, a
modern, open source