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Graph Database Support
xamry edited this page Mar 4, 2013
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In a fast connecting and complex world, Graph databases like Neo4j, InfiniteGraph etc are getting popular because they provide lightning-fast access to complex data found in social networks, recommendation engines and networked systems among other similar problems.
Kundera supports Neo4j which is probably the most popular graph database till date. Our journey to making this work has been bumpy because of complex structure of the graph and challenges in fitting things into JPA, specification on which Kundera is based.
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