On InfoQ, Sergio De Simone talks about the advantages of the streaming graph style of data processing, and of Quine open source software in particular.
“What sets Quine apart from other stream processing solutions, says thatDot, is a set of three design choices that lie at its foundations: a graph-structured data model, an asynchronous actor-based graph computational model, and standing queries.”
Check out “Quine Aims to Simplify Event Processing on Data in Motion” on InfoQ to learn more.
Discover how thatDot’s migration to Pekko from Akka not only ensured functionality and community support but also reduced maintenance burden, avoided extra expenses for SAAS products, and provided access to new libraries and community releases.
View the latest release of thatDot Streaming Graph (v1.6.1), highlighting new features such as data persistence in ClickHouse, namespace management, robust Kafka integration, simplified queries, and error fixes related to Cypher query compilation.
At the 2023 Knowledge Graph Conference in New York, Ryan Wright, CEO and Founder of thatDot, gave a presentation entitled: Streaming Graphs: Because...
On RTInsights, thatDot's Rob Malnati writes about digital twins. This article provides a solid foundation as to what digital twins are, what they're...
In this article on InsideBigData, thatDot's Rob Malnati discusses the evolution of data architectures from batch toward a more real-time...
On datanami, thatDot founder and CEO Ryan Wright helps define the nature of categorical data. This essential data type makes up about three quarters...