Introduction
This document describes how to compile, install, run, and verify NebulaGraph on a Kunpeng server running openEuler.
Overview
NebulaGraph is an open-source, distributed, and scalable native graph database. It can handle ultra-large datasets containing hundreds of billions of vertices and trillions of edges, and provide millisecond-level query.
A graph database is purpose-built for storing information in and retrieving it from large-scale graph networks. It can efficiently represent graph data as vertices and edges, and also attach properties to them.
NebulaGraph Query Language (nGQL) is a declarative graph query language for NebulaGraph. It supports expressive and efficient graph patterns and is designed for both developers and O&M professionals. As an SQL-like query language, nGQL is easy to learn. It is an ongoing project, with new features and optimizations released regularly. Therefore, you may find inconsistencies between syntax and actual operations. If you encounter such issues, submit an issue to notify the NebulaGraph team.
NebulaGraph is developed under the Apache 2.0 license. You are welcome to visit NebulaGraph GitHub to participate in the open-source project.
For more information, visit the official NebulaGraph website.
Programming language: mainly C++
Brief description: graph database
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Recommended Version
NebulaGraph 3.8