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by craggyjaggy 1534 days ago
I have a million nodes, which I'm confident I can prune to less than 100k now that I know I'll have to. Each with 100 edges that I can probably filter down to 10-20. That should get me down to <3GB, which might be more in reach?
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Yeah, you might even get away with using neo4j at that scale, which has an API people like even if it doesn't handle bigger graphs well.
"it doesn't handle bigger graphs well."

I'd like to hear more, I used it for a prototype several years ago and was quite impressed with the query language but also performance.

I'll have a look at Neo4j, thank you :)