database

I actually found out about Neptune through finding out about Blazegraph. Do you know what's happening with the Blazegraph project now? Just followed your link and saw this comment from one of the original authors in Jan: https://github.com/blazegraph/database/issues/86#issuecommen... Since Amazon is effectively selling machine time to run Neptune with no cost for the db, wouldn't it be excellent if the original author and team continued to contribute to Blazegraph. I'm not sure if the linked note is a potential nod in that direction or not. (We have customers that also want to have on-prem deployments, which you obviously can't do with Neptune)

Whenever I read mention of Neptune, I feel obligated to mention Blazegraph, which Amazon based Neptune on. As I've shamelessly advertised elsewhere in these comments, Blazegraph is in the early stages of a fork and/or reboot, as Amazon's acquisition severely hampered progress on the open source project. https://github.com/blazegraph/database/issues/86

FYI, Neptune is based on Blazegraph. Amazon's acquisition of Blazegraph halted the database's open development. I'm sure they would welcome interested contributors: https://github.com/blazegraph/database/issues/86

I've been looking for an open source graph nosql style database that makes it easy to do gather-scatter on a GPU. It's been tough. Plug: some people are working to fork/restart Blazegraph development, which is the database Amazon took to make Neptune. Its GPU features are missing, as they were originally kept proprietary. If you have any interest and know how, this could be an exciting project to contribute to! https://github.com/blazegraph/database/issues/86

Meanwhile, check out: https://github.com/blazegraph/database Also down: https://blog.blazegraph.com/?p=977 https://wiki.blazegraph.com/