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simple221 The GE is an In-Memory Graph Engine so if you want to load 600GB resident in RAM you will ultimately need available memory to load your data. The GE is a distributed memory cloud so you can load the data across what it "AvailabilityGroup" facility. Here is an excerpt from the GE Developer's Guide:
simple221 The GE is an In-Memory Graph Engine so if you want to load 600GB resident in RAM you will ultimately need available memory to load your data. The GE is a distributed memory cloud so you can load the data across what it "AvailabilityGroup" facility. Here is an excerpt from the GE Developer's Guide:
The GE also allows you to configure "Storage" nodes; you are going to want to experience with "TrunkCount" and "StorageCapacity" attributes.
okay,thank you.but i need stand-alone support.So maybe there's no solve.
simple221 Yes, if you need to run "stand-alone" on a single machine then and need to have all 600 GB loaded on then you would need to have available RAM on it. Unlike a lot of other Graph Engines that GE is an in-memory cloud; it does have a persistent storage capability so you can write to disk what you load into RAM so as to save it.
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TaviTruman commentedon Sep 24, 2019
simple221 The GE is an In-Memory Graph Engine so if you want to load 600GB resident in RAM you will ultimately need available memory to load your data. The GE is a distributed memory cloud so you can load the data across what it "AvailabilityGroup" facility. Here is an excerpt from the GE Developer's Guide:
https://github.com/Microsoft/GraphEngine/wiki/config-v2
The GE also allows you to configure "Storage" nodes; you are going to want to experience with "TrunkCount" and "StorageCapacity" attributes.
simple221 commentedon Sep 25, 2019
TaviTruman commentedon Sep 26, 2019
simple221 Yes, if you need to run "stand-alone" on a single machine then and need to have all 600 GB loaded on then you would need to have available RAM on it. Unlike a lot of other Graph Engines that GE is an in-memory cloud; it does have a persistent storage capability so you can write to disk what you load into RAM so as to save it.
simple221 commentedon Sep 27, 2019
Tavi Truman (@TaviTruman) thank you.I see now.
TaviTruman commentedon Oct 2, 2019
simple221 if you're good with the explanation here you can close this issue.