calls age “choose over Cayley when graph querying must live inside PostgreSQL as a Cypher extension”
An open-source graph database
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calls age “choose over Cayley when graph querying must live inside PostgreSQL as a Cypher extension”
An open-source graph database
calls age “graph extension for PostgreSQL; choose when you want graph queries inside an existing Postgres stack.”
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calls age “choose when you want graph functionality inside PostgreSQL without deploying a separate database”
A distributed, fast open-source graph database featuring horizontal scalability and high availability
calls age “Choose when your graph data already lives in Postgres and you want Cypher queries layered on as an extension.”
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