Louis-Pierre Beaumont

Hello Michael, I discovered in the latests days that you implemented a neo4j rest client that looks very nice. My objective is not to create another neo4j .Net client, but...

Hi guys! I agree with both of you, and no, you are not crazy Michal, just ambitious and that's ok! I too thought I was crazy to port blueprints to...

There is a port of [Lucene for .NET](http://lucenenet.apache.org/). Officially released Oct 2012.

Looking at ["The-Benefits-of-Titan"](https://github.com/thinkaurelius/titan/wiki/The-Benefits-of-Titan), Titan also supports [Berkeley DB](http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/berkeleydb/overview/index.html) as a storage mechanism. It offers CA from CAP theorem. I don't know about performances here too, and it is not distributed....

Your right about Titan. I like it's idea of abstracting the data storage layer. I found that for neo4j: [an overview of neo4j internals](http://fr.slideshare.net/thobe/an-overview-of-neo4j-internals) [Rooting out redundancy - The new...

Ok, I tried to basically understand how sones works. I must say that I'm impressed. There is a service layer, with a plugin architecture. IGraphDS is sones service interface. GraphDSServer...

Hello, The transaction log approach makes me think of [SQL Server Log Shipping](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/ms187103.aspx), but from memory to GraphDB. I wonder what caching system neo4j uses. Maybe memory mapped files, memcached...

Thank you Mick for this link. I will have a look at it. I've been reading Titan file system source in my spare times this week. The guys at Tinkaurelius...

I looked a bit at https://github.com/cosh/fallen-8/blob/master/Fallen-8/Persistency/PersistencyFactory.cs. The way I understand it, it is writing/reading a whole graph at once. I could not find a query language, apart some stuff in...

Hi Cosh, nice to meet you. I really appreciate your presence here. I like how sones abstracts all layers of a graph DB system. Also, by looking at sone's source...