InfiniteGraph vs. Java vs. Nebula Graph vs. Oracle Spatial and Graph Comparison Chart

InfiniteGraph is a massively scalable graph database specifically designed to excel at high-speed ingest of massive volumes of data (billions of nodes and edges per hour) while supporting complex queries. InfiniteGraph can seamlessly distribute connected graph data across a global enterprise. InfiniteGraph is a schema-based graph database that supports highly complex data models. It also has an advanced schema evolution capability that allows you to modify and evolve the schema of an existing database. InfiniteGraph’s Placement Management Capability allows you to optimize the placement of data items resulting in tremendous performance improvements in both query and ingest. InfiniteGraph has client-side caching which caches frequently used node and edges. InfiniteGraph's DO query language enables complex "beyond graph" queries not supported by other query languages.

The graph database built for super large-scale graphs with milliseconds of latency. We are continuing to collaborate with the community to prepare, popularize and promote the graph database. Nebula Graph only allows authenticated access via role-based access control. Nebula Graph supports multiple storage engine types and the query language can be extended to support new algorithms. Nebula Graph provides low latency read and write , while still maintaining high throughput to simplify the most complex data sets. With a shared-nothing distributed architecture , Nebula Graph offers linear scalability. Nebula Graph's SQL-like query language is easy to understand and powerful enough to meet complex business needs. With horizontal scalability and a snapshot feature, Nebula Graph guarantees high availability even in case of failures. Large Internet companies like JD, Meituan, and Xiaohongshu have deployed Nebula Graph in production environments.