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Consolidate to Graph

Graph databases in many cases can replace a myriad of disparate database technologies

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"Why ArangoDB? It's a Native Multimodal Database for graph, document, key/value, and search engine all in one engine, and accessible with one query language. It has a Document store. That's why we selected ArangoDB."

– Amr AbdAlaziz, Big Data Engineer
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Graph Databases are Built for Relationships

SQL databases are great for structured data but struggle with complex relationships. Joining tables for interconnected data leads to complex queries with slow performance. As data and relationships grow, SQL databases are less efficient than graph databases, which deliver high performance when navigating data with complex relationships.

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“Schema Free” vs.
Complex Joins

Graph databases are "schema-free," focusing on nodes and edges for flexible and high-performance representation of complex relationships. Graph databases adapt more seamlessly than SQL databases to changing business conditions and new data additions.

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AI/ML Ready

When it comes to Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), the advantage of Graph Databases over SQL databases lies in their focus on relationships. ML and AI models heavily rely on understanding data connections and dependencies to make accurate predictions and gain valuable insights.

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Simplified Data Import

Graph databases allow for easy and dynamic addition of new data without the need to define rigid table structures or schemas. This makes data loading more straightforward and efficient as there is no need to predefine data types and relationships.

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No Data Redundancy

Imagine having to create a separate dataset that normalizes data into separate tables, introducing additional complexity in data preparation. This is the world of trying to represent complex relationships in a RDBMS. In graph databases, relationships are inherently modeled, dramatically reducing complexity and redundancy.

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