After more than 25 years in the data management and analysis industry, I had a brand new experience. I attended a technical conference. No, that wasn’t the new thing. At many conferences, I’ve been surrounded by data scientists, business analysts, data engineers, mathematicians, developers, startup founders, CTO’s, architects, and PHD students, made network connections, listened to giants in the field, like the Chief of Information Management of the United Nations at this one. But, uniquely,...
Graph Databases
The Power of Real-Time Entity Resolution with Ryan Wright
This lightning talk will highlight two approaches to real-time entity resolution on streaming data using the Quine streaming graph.
Cypher all the things!
Uses for individual data engineering technologies are often broadened to more than just interacting with databases. The same goes for graph database techniques and, specifically, the leading language for building and querying graph databases – Cypher.
Stop Querying Your Data
At the 2023 Knowledge Graph Conference in New York, Ryan Wright, CEO and Founder of thatDot, gave a presentation entitled: Streaming Graphs: Because We Cannot Afford to Query Anymore. Quine streaming graph can process millions of complex, multi-hop graph events per second. But what design decisions and tradeoffs went into making this possible? And why does it matter to data engineers and their day-to-day? Learn how Quine integrates with your event streaming pipeline (including Apache Kafka,...
Understanding the Scale Limitations of Graph Databases
In this article on eWeek, thatDot's Rob Malnati discusses why it'd difficult or even impossible to analyze really large datasets using graph databases. The difficulty is compounded by the modern need to respond to everything in real time. "Much has changed since the emergence of the most recent generation of graph databases from a decade ago. Enterprises are dealing with previously unimaginable volumes of data to potentially query. That data enters and streams through the enterprise in a...
4 Advantages to Streaming Analytics in Graph Form
Explore the transformative benefits of streaming analytics in graph form, including real-time insights, deep relationship analysis, immediate categorical data processing, and drastically reduced mean time to value (MTTV).
What is the difference between batch and stream processing?
Stream processing offers the opportunity to detect important patterns in information and act in real time.
Scaling Quine Streaming Graph to Process 1 Million Events/Second
Learn how Quine achieves groundbreaking performance for real-time complex event processing and how you can reproduce the results.
Understanding the Scale Limitations of Graph Databases
As graph database adoption accelerates, new data infrastructures like streaming graph will emerge to eliminate the scale struggles of graph databases.
Ingesting From Multiple Data Sources into Quine Streaming Graph
Ingest multiple data sources into Quine in order create a single streaming graph. ETL basics and Cypher queries are covered.
Your Graph DB Won’t Scale? Stop Querying it.
Stop approaching streaming data the same way you do persistent data. Teach the stream to tell you when something interesting happens.