We just released Weaver 0.2, a distributed graph store that provides
horizontal scalability, high-performance, and transactional semantics.
This release brings the following changes and improvements:
Fast bulk loading: The graph bulk loader now achieves far higher throughput.
Reduced memory consumption: Smaller vertex and edge objects and timestamp
representation leads to a smaller Weaver memory footprint.
Better error handling: Weaver clients now return more descriptive errors on failure.
New node programs: There are some new node programs for discovering paths.
Additional fixes: We fixed some memory leaks and various bugs.
Weaver runs on 64-bit Linux and provides bindings for C++ and Python.
Weaver can be installed either from source or using the precompiled binaries for Ubuntu
14.04.
PhD student at Cornell University interested in distributed systems.
Current project is Weaver, a distributed,
scalable, consistent graph store.
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Emin Gün Sirer
Hacker and professor at Cornell, with interests that span distributed
systems, OSes and networking. Current projects include HyperDex, OpenReplica
and the Nexus OS. more...