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This container image cambridgesemantics/anzograph-db is provided for production and pre-production deployment scenarios in k8s managed as custom resource by the cambridgesemantics/anzograph-operator image or as an anzograph helm release.
Supported tags
3.3.0
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3.2.2
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3.2.1
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3.1.0
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Prerequisites
Kubernetes cluster, version >= 1.25
release/3.2.0: AZG-operator- 3.2.0 OR
Helm, version >= v3.14
k8s node / docker host with kernel supporting madvise and customized to prevent THP
Helm chart
3.2.20250206 (or better) required for Graph Lakehouse >= 3.2.0
3.1.20240724 (or better) required for AnzoGraph 2.5 and 3.1
Altair® Graph Lakehouse™ is the only MPP (massively parallel processing) native graph OLAP (GOLAP) database designed to accelerate data integration and scalable analytics with graph at performance levels that compare favorably with the industry-leading data warehouse analytics products. Graph Lakehouse offers a variety of advanced analytics capabilities, including over 40 functions for regular data warehousing-style line-of-business analytics like Aggregate grouping, Views, Windowed Aggregates, as well as graph algorithms, and inferencing at super-fast speeds. An SDK enables developers to add their own custom parallel bi-directional connectors, functions and aggregates that can perform in parallel across enterprise-scale knowledge-graphs. The product has been market tested and has been in production for several years at leading global corporations.
License
Your use of this Docker image is conditional on your acceptance of the terms and conditions contained in the Altair Data Analytics Software License Agreement. The Graph Lakehouse web-based Admin/Management Console supports requesting and updating of runtime licenses.
Altair Units Licensing
Altair Units Licensing is a value-based license management system enabling metered usage of Graph Lakehouse and all other Altair products. Graph Lakehouse belongs to the Altair Data Analytics suite of applications, all of which have the capability to use a single pool of recyclable Altair Units. The license units consumption of Graph Lakehouse depends on the CPU resources (the number of CPU cores on the host system). As of this version, Graph Lakehouse consumes 6 units per core. Please visit the Altair Customer Support portal or email the Data Analytics Support team at dasupport@altair.comto request a license.
License Keys
Graph Lakehouse activation with a Cambridge Semantics license key is a legacy method supported in parallel with the new Altair Units Licensing to ease the transition to the new licensing system for existing customers. The information required to generate a license key (Server ID, CPU Cores, Max RAM, and Max Nodes) is available in the web-based Admin/Management Console of Graph Lakehouse. Please provide this information to Altair Customer Support when requesting a license key for your system.
Prerequisites
Graph Lakehouse is a high performance computing (HPC) Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) Graph OLAP engine. High performance interconnect bandwidth between cluster nodes is required. The minimum bandwidth supported is 10 GB/s, although higher bandwidth can significantly improve database performance. The web-based Admin/Management Console includes an inter-node bandwidth test, to verify that your cluster infrastructure provides sufficient bandwidth to be viable. Further sizing information is available here.
Issues and technical questions
Please submit defect reports to Altair Support via the Customer Support portal or by emailing the Data Analytics Support team at dasupport@altair.com.
Altair Engineering Inc. offers comprehensive, open-architecture simulation, artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC), and data analytics solutions that empower organizations to build better, more efficient, more sustainable products and processes. The company's Graph Studio™ (formerly Anzo®) platform for building enterprise data fabrics offers a universal semantic layer to connect and bring meaning to all enterprise data. It combines a semantic layer with an embedded graph database to link, analyze and manage diverse data — internal or external, structured or unstructured — at exceptional speed and big data scales. Graph Lakehouse, the same graph database embedded within Graph Studio, is now available on a standalone basis for data analysts, enterprise architects, and application developers to build and execute data warehouse analytics, graph & data science algorithms, and inferencing, all in one award-winning graph database for analytics.
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Summary
Graph Lakehouse® db image based on ubi9
Description
The Universal Base Image Minimal is a stripped down image that uses microdnf as a package manager. This base image is freely redistributable, but Red Hat only supports Red Hat technologies through subscriptions for Red Hat products. This image is maintained by Red Hat and updated regularly.
Provider
Cambridge Semantics
Maintainer
https://altair.com/customer-support
Technical information
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Repository name
Graph Lakehouse® db image based on ubi9
Image version
r202509161010
Architecture
amd64
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