What is a Graph Database?
A Graph Database represents data as interconnected nodes/vertices and edges, highlighting the relationships between objects. This structure makes it easy to visualize and analyze complex connections within your data
Vertex + Edge = Graph
Transforming Data into Visual Insights
Graph databases provide powerful tools for effectively managing and gaining insights from large-scale, unstructured data
RDB: Relational Database
Table-based DB
GDB: Graph Database
Intuitive Visualization of Graph DB
RDB vs GDB
Experience user-optimized, real-time analysis with Graph Databases, delivering insights that traditional relational databases can't match.
RDB: Relational Database
GDB: Graph Database
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Structured
Data Collection
Structured / Unstructured
Table
Data Modelling
Intuitive visualization (node, edge)
Difficult to understand structure
Complex Data Analysis
Easy to understand
Requires separate entries in multiple tables
New DB Input
Automatic matching with one input
Gets slower as the data becomes more complex due to join operation between tables
Processing Speed
Fast, even if the data is complex
Industry-Specific Graph Database Applications
Crucial Technology for Data-Driven Industrial Applications
Utilized as a key technology in various industries where data analysis is critical