RecallGraph

RecallGraph

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RecallGraph is a versioned-graph data store - it retains all changes that its data (vertices and edges) have gone through to reach their current state.

What is a Temporal Database Anyway?

May 6, 20211 min read

A temporal database is one that gives you access to historical data, i.e., old data which would've otherwise been overwritten by new data, e.g. during...

Temporal Query Types

Apr 26, 20213 min read

Point-in-time, range-based and more... · At the time of writing this post, all of RecallGraph's API endpoints are designed to serve a particular type of...

Does RecallGraph Support Transactions?

Apr 26, 20212 min read

For single/bulk writes · Quick reference For single document writes (create/update/replace/delete) - YES. For bulk document writes...

Time-Series vs Temporal Databases

Apr 24, 20212 min read

Which one does RecallGraph belong to? · Another question I often get: "How does RecallGraph stack up against AWS Timestream (or some other time-series...

Will RecallGraph Support My Favorite Graph Query Language?

Apr 24, 20211 min read

GraphQL, Gremlin, AQL, Cypher, etc. · If the query language in question supports arbitrary traversal depths and temporal clauses, then it could,...

Does RecallGraph Support Schema Versioning?

Apr 24, 20211 min read

A question I've been asked more than once on ArangoDB's community forums and elsewhere: "Is RecallGraph supposed to be used for versioning document...