Hi! IMO you should definitely check out Kuzu - It's an embeddable, fast, highly scalable graph database with an MIT (highly permissive) open source license. Kuzu was created for broader adoption in the open source community and scales to very large graphs on a single machine. Disclaimer: I work as DevRel at Kuzu. Check out our GitHub!
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Hi! IMO you should definitely check out Kuzu - It's an embeddable, fast, highly scalable graph database with an MIT (highly permissive) open source license. Kuzu was created for broader adoption in the open source community and scales to very large graphs on a single machine. Disclaimer: I work as DevRel at Kuzu. Check out our GitHub!
https://github.com/kuzudb/kuzu
+1 to kuzu: kuzu runs as ephemeral memory graph at every request in Bauplan as of today - which means 10k times a day at least ;-)
We shared our use case publicly, with a bit of details on performance gains and simplicity: https://www.bauplanlabs.com/blog/ephemeral-graphs-for-data-d...
Id second this. Checks all the boxes - Embeddable (yup i use sqlite) - fast - Open source - uses Cypher and not some obscure custom language.
You may have to do a lil bit of work to get backups working. But once you get past that, it's awesome.
I think its a no brainer for anyone excited by tools like duckdb and libsql. Fits in my stack perfectly well.