The document explores various use cases for graph databases, particularly focusing on JanusGraph. It discusses different applications such as social network analysis, recommendation engines, and routing considerations in airline reservations. The presentation emphasizes the iterative process of graph modeling and the importance of starting with graph queries to solve business problems.
Introduction to JanusGraph, an open-source graph database; overview of the graph model and open source stack including Apache TinkerPop.
Various use cases for graph data, such as social network analysis, recommendation engines, and knowledge graphs.
Explains Bill of Materials (BOM) concepts, hierarchy, and traversal methods for understanding relationships in data.
Routing context within graph data, exemplifying airline reservations, shortest path queries using Gremlin language for routing.
Key insights on graph modeling, iterating on graphs, and practical advice on graph queries and data structuring.Conclusion thanking audience, providing further resources and links to explore JanusGraph and related technologies.