An overview of the newly added Rust query modules support
Use the GQLAlchemy library for easier and more intuitive interactions with Memgraph in Python
Memgraph is back and trigger-happy!
This new release makes it possible to install the pymgclient 1.0.0 on Windows, and macOS. It also makes the installation on Linux much easier, and delivers improved stability.
Learn about how we implemented replication capabilities in Memgraph. In this post, we discuss our approach, challenges, and solutions.
Memgraph 1.3 is here and it brings you high availability replication!
Memgraph 1.2 is here! One of the biggest changes in this release is the addition of Bolt v4 and v4.1 support. In this post, we will explore what exactly is the Bolt protocol, what it brings to the table, and how we implemented it into Memgraph.
Learn how by introducing a new storage engine, encoding and compressing properties on both nodes and edges, and leveraging skip lists as an indexing data structure, we were able to reduce memory usage by as much as 50% and improve throughput towards near-linear scalability.
We are proud to announce the general availability of Memgraph 1.0! Memgraph is an in-memory, native, transactional graph database engineered to support real-time applications.
We're happy to announce that Memgraph drivers for Python and C languages, as well as Memgraph CLI command line interface are now published.
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