Overview

Altair® Graph Lakehouse™ (formerly AnzoGraph® DB) is the only massively parallel (MPP) native graph database designed to accelerate data integration and analytics at any scale with performance levels that compare favorably with industry-leading data warehouse products. Graph Lakehouse offers a variety of advanced analytics capabilities, including data warehousing-style line-of-business analytics, aggregate grouping, views, windowed aggregates, geospatial functions as well as graph algorithms, data virtualization and inferencing at super-fast speeds.

Unify data at any scale with industry-standard languages: Use industry-standard languages like SPARQL* and Cypher with labeled property graphs to build graph models. The models handle structured and unstructured data from diverse data sources with less worry about tables, JOINs and data lifecycle.
Analyze the relationships: Take on analytical challenges that were difficult or impossible with a traditional RDBMS. Friend-of-a-friend features and graph algorithms get you there faster. Geospatial features let you analyze location and relationships. Feature engineering algorithms and an SDK let you open the door to machine learning.
Optimized for analytics speed and scale: Utilize unique OLAP architecture with ultra-fast data loading and super-fast analytical queries, and where performance and data volume capacity handling linearly scale as you add servers. ACID compliance lets you handle the transaction, too.

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Graph Lakehouse™ Deployment & User Guide Deployment, getting started, administration, analytics and general usage info for Graph Lakehouse™
Graph Lakehouse™ Best Practices Guide Guidance on server selection and estimating the memory and storage size needed for Graph Lakehouse™
Graph Lakehouse™ Release Notes Descriptions of product changes for each Graph Lakehouse™ and AnzoGraph® DB release
Graph Lakehouse™ FAQ This topic provides answers to FAQs and includes references to more detailed information.
Graph Lakehouse™ and AnzoGraph® DB Datasheet (pdf) Scalable graph database built for data harmonization and analytics

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FAQs

What are the different Graph Lakehouse offerings?

There are two offerings of AnzoGraph® DB. One is the AnzoGraph® DB Free Edition and the other one is AnzoGraph® DBEnterprise Edition. The key restriction for the AnzoGraph® DB Free Edition is that s/w can only be run on a single server instance and the s/w is limited to 8 or 16GB of RAM. This implies that AnzoGraph® DB can only allocate up to 8 or 16GB of memory for its use. By default AnzoGraph® DB comes with a Free Edition that supports 8GB RAM limit. If you would like to test for scale or performance then you need to upgrade to the AnzoGraph® DB Enterprise Edition. For a detailed comparison, please visit, https://info.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/download (doc: https://docs.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/userdoc/faq.htm#offerings)

A: How do I upgrade to AnzoGraph® DB Free edition with 16GB or Enterprise Edition with a 60 day trial? B: How does the free license of AnzoGraph® DB work?

A: (doc: https://docs.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/userdoc/faq.htm#upgrade-license) B: (doc: https://docs.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/userdoc/faq.htm#default-license)

A: Why do you offer three container images? B: How do I enable database persistence? C: How do I deploy AnzoGraph® DB with a SparQL Endpoint?

A: (doc: https://docs.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/userdoc/faq.htm#containers) B: (doc: https://docs.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/userdoc/faq.htm#persistence) C: (doc: https://docs.cambridgesemantics.com/anzograph/userdoc/faq.htm#sparql-endpoint)

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