Memgraph 1.0 is Generally Available!
Already used by everyone from solo developers to Fortune 500 enterprises, Memgraph 1.0 is now publicly available and production-ready. We’ve come a long way since writing the first line of code in summer 2016 and we’re proud to bring you what we believe to be a graph database that will make it easy for developers and data scientists to build and productionize high-performance graph applications.
Explore all the features of Memgraph 1.0.
We started this journey with the belief that there was a need for a graph database that could deliver three critical capabilities:
- Predictable high-performance on both simple graph traversals (typically transactional operations) and advanced graph algorithms (typically analytical operations) within a single system.
- An integrated ecosystem that would allow data scientists to easily leverage existing data science and machine learning tools to build graph-powered applications with minimum friction.
- Broad compatibility with existing and future software development tools and languages to help developers build, deploy, and maintain their applications without hassle.
With this in mind, we built Memgraph. A high-performance, Cypher compatible graph database management system purposely engineered with the unique capability of supporting both transactional and analytical workloads. Built from the ground-up leveraging an in-memory first, durable, and redundant architecture, and a C/C++ implementation, Memgraph delivers low latency, high-throughput and maximum concurrency on industry-standard hardware.
If you’d like to try Memgraph 1.0, here are a couple of things to help you get started:
- You can read more about our 1.0 release here
- You can download Memgraph for FREE here.
- You can download Memgraph Lab, our visual UI, for free here.
- You can find our documentation here.
- You can find a few tutorials with pre-built datasets here.
P.S. If you need any technical help, please post your issue on our community forum. That’s the easiest and fastest way to get an answer from our community and our engineering team :)
Happy coding!
The Memgraph Team
