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Welcome to the GraphSQL® Platform - the first real-time, graph-based data analytics platform. The Release package includes software, sample data sets and command scripts, tutorials and detailed documentation. Our documentation, including setup instructions, are at doc-graphsql.atlassian.net. We recommend that you read the documentation in the following order, with variations according to your needs:
First time user? Take a quick look at this document to see what we have, then go to Step 2.
Returning user? Check out the /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46620468Check /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46621117
/wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46621110
Start the /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46620998
Learn More!
After this point, it's up to you where you want to focus. The home page at doc-graphsql.atlassian.net is a directory to all our available documentation.
- /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46621059 contains concise answers to common practical questions. It will be updated relatively frequently, independent of software updates.
For Developers and Data Analysts
Your primary interface is the GSQL™ language and shell. We are also introducing a web-based GraphSQL Platform UI.
- Recommended: /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46620998. Introduces more GSQL syntax and techniques through additional examples.
- /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46620426 and
/wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46621146 together form the official reference manual for the GSQL language, with working examples. While it can be read from beginning to end, it is also good for looking up information on a particular topic or command. - Reference Cards (cheat sheets):
Visual UI
The /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46621201 walks you through our convenient browser-based interface for many GraphSQL Features. It currently has 3 main components:
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For System Administrators
To administer and monitor your GraphSQL system, see the /wiki/spaces/RUDF/pages/46621096, which has sections on the following:
- Hardware and Software Requirements
- GraphSQL Platform Installation Guide
- Configuring a GraphSQL Server
- Backup and Restore
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- NEW: RESTPP API User Guide: The GraphSQL System uses a REST architecture to manage internal service requests. You can use one of our REST APIs to submit your own basic service requests, for reading, updating, and deleting data entries. This is useful for writing scripts which run directly from an operating system shell.
Block Diagram
Glossary
First and foremost:
GSQL® is:
The user program which interprets and executes graph processing operations, including (a) schema definition, (b) data loading, and (c) data updates, and (d) data queries. The program is the user's primary interface to the GraphSQL Platform.
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The GraphSQL platform and its languages. Based on context, the term may also include additional optional GraphSQL components which have been installed.
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The user program which interprets and executes graph processing operations, including (a) schema definition, (b) data loading, and (c) data updates, and (d) data queries. The program is the user's primary interface to the GraphSQL Platform.
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A server component which accepts RESTful requests from clients, validates the requests, invokes the GPE, and sends responses back to the client. Additionally, REST++ provides a zero-coding interface for users to define RESTful endpoints. REST++ offers easy-to-use APIs for customizing the logic of handling requests and processing responses.
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