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11 Titan Reviews
It is simple, powerful and easy to use straightforward platform for managing your business, it is a must to use to increase your sales, for better customer experience and lower your costs, and for updating your website content. It offers a host of other services like communication with technicians, job offers, and everything that you need to manage and grow your business. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nothing in particular it can be made more advanced and communication needs to be quick Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
We've utilized the Titan diagram for quite a long time and it's been a delight and a remunerating knowledge. It is open-source and Apache 2 authorized. You can do it in Hbase on a Hadoop group (similarity with Hadoop v1 and v2), exceptionally helpful for huge datasets or in BerkeleyDB. TitanDB utilizes Gremlin 3, the new form of a decent inquiry dialect with huge amounts of documentation, slides and recordings on youtube. The documentation is one of the areas because of which using Titan becomes really easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are a couple of minor problems with Titan that I've faced in the time that I've used Titan, like there is no inherent client interface for chart perception. Having to code around gravestone issues is quite restricting. And since I also work in Node.js, it would be awesomeis Titan had a SDK for NodeJS and browser JS. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
TitanDB uses Gremlin 3, the new version of a good query language with tons of documentation, slides and videos on youtube. You can store your data in Cassandra, which means using a very well known database without special nodes (single point of failure). You can do it in Hbase on a Hadoop cluster (compatibility with Hadoop v1 and v2), very convenient for very large datasets or in BerkeleyDB. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
TitanDB is quite complex at the beginning and it can be challenging for not very experience people as you need to deploy not only the Titan server but also a database and a search engine (Solr, ElasticSearch and Lucene). This can be challenging specially when you try to automate deployment or installation. Also, TitanDB is 1.0.0 which means a very young project prone to bugs and that should be in production with care in the beginning stages. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I have had the pleasure of working with Marko, Matthias, and Stephen on a project and they are really fantastic people, and they are really smart. I love the Gremlin shell and DSL. The mailing list is really responsive. We've used the Titan graph for years and it's been a pleasure and a rewarding experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Migrations from one version to another during the early days were painful. It was hard to modify the schema after you had created it (I don't know if this has been improved upon). Having to code around tombstone issues has been limiting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Titan abstracts the storage responsibilities for the specialist systems like Cassandra and HBase that make it very scalable. It is open-source and Apache 2 licensed. It also have full-text and geo-search capabilities provided by Elasticsearch, Lucene or Solr. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are no built-in user interface for graph visualization. It may scare beginners. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
We liked the pluggable storage mechanism. Specifically, the fact that it road on top of Cassandra was a huge plus. Because we already had operational support for Cassandra (monitoring, snapshotting, backups, etc.), we didn't need to figure out how to support "yet another" database. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When Datastax acquired the Titan guys, we were uncertain of Titan's future as an open source project because it appeared as though Datastax was going to close source the best of Titan and package it under DSE exclusively. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
