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Posted to users@marmotta.apache.org by Joshua Dunham <jo...@vrtx.com> on 2015/09/16 20:31:50 UTC
GraphDB native analysis engines
Hi Marmotta Folks,
Does anyone have awareness of applications that can natively do processing on data / relationships in Marmotta in a hadoop type fashion? I was hoping to store metric type data (cellular metrics) which could be ~360 features x ~10k cells x 96 wells (well plate) x ~5000 plates x N projects. :) Something like a recommendation engine to start. Giraph/Pregel/Bagel are some which I'm already exploring but it seems most want SQL-speak data.
Thanks again,
-J
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Re: GraphDB native analysis engines
Posted by Sergio Fernández <se...@redlink.co>.
Hi Joshua,
On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 8:31 PM, Joshua Dunham <jo...@vrtx.com>
wrote:
>
> Does anyone have awareness of applications that can natively do
> processing on data / relationships in Marmotta in a hadoop type fashion? I
> was hoping to store metric type data (cellular metrics) which could be ~360
> features x ~10k cells x 96 wells (well plate) x ~5000 plates x N projects.
> :) Something like a recommendation engine to start. Giraph/Pregel/Bagel are
> some which I'm already exploring but it seems most want SQL-speak data.
>
Well, a RDF triplestore is per se a graph database ;-)
But I understand your question. In 3.2.0 we shipped a Titan backend for
Marmotta (see MARMOTTA-424 fur further details). So you can launch the
marmotta-webapp launched on Titan, either using BerkleyDB or HBase
depending on the concrete profile:
mvn tomcat7:run -Ptitan-berkeleydb
mvn tomcat7:run -Ptitan-hbase
I'm not aware of any user actually using that backend on production, so
they may need some maintenance.
Check them out and tell me if they fulfill your needs.
Cheers,
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