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ArangoDB Reviews

My Opinion on ArangoDB

written by grex on 2018-03-02 04:26:15

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Ease of Use

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Value For Money

Overall Opinion: Database management can be a daunting task for large amount of data, and the problem is only amplified when multiple data formats are involved. Thankfully, there's ArangoDB, which is designed specifically to help manage multiple data formats in a single instance. An extensive amount of documentation is available on the ArangoDB website, which includes AQL documentation, HTTP and API documentation, a user manual and Foxx Framework documentation, which includes a tutorial for creating microservices. There's also introductory information on multi-model databases and a free course for ArangoDB graphing, as well as individual tutorials for Java, Node.js, Python, PHP, CRUD, and Angular.js. Instructions on how to migrate from version 2.8 of ArangoDB to the latest version 3 is also available.

Pros: Can be installed on Linux, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows operating systems Supports cluster deployment The website includes a "cookbook" of recipes to help better understand ArangoDB's unique database format Free community edition of the software is available with limited functionality and no support Development support, training and consulting are available, for a price

Cons: Seems to be a bit of a learning curve when understanding the software, and may require an advanced user familiar with database operation despite all the documentation Paid versions of the software are by quote only, so expect a high price tag

grex is using ArangoDB every other week recently.

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