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Sudarshan Kadambi
Sudarshan Kadambi
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Sudarshan Kadambi

Sudarshan has a background in Distributed systems and Database design. He has been a user and contributor to various NoSQL databases and is passionate about solving large-scale data management challenges.
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Xun (Brian) Wu
Xun (Brian) Wu
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Xun (Brian) Wu

Xun (Brian) Wu is a senior blockchain architect and consultant. With over 20 years of hands-on experience across various technologies, including Blockchain, big data, cloud, AI, systems, and infrastructure, Brian has worked on more than 50 projects in his career. He has authored nine books, which have been published by O'Reilly, Packt, and Apress, focusing on popular fields within the Blockchain industry. The titles of his books include: Learn Ethereum (First Edition), Learn Ethereum (Second Edition), Blockchain for Teens, Hands-On Smart Contract Development with Hyperledger Fabric V2, Hyperledger Cookbook, Blockchain Quick Start Guide, Security Tokens and Stablecoins Quick Start Guide, Blockchain by Example, and Seven NoSQL Databases in a Week.
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In this chapter, we have introduced the Neo4j database and how to use it with relationship-based modeling problems. One of the main advantages of Neo4j is the robust tutorial and help system that can be used with Neo4j Browser. It is the author's opinion that more databases should follow Neo4j's example, intrinsically providing intuitive examples and ways to get started. This can certainly improve both the adoption of the technology and proper use case selection.

One aspect of Neo4j that this chapter has spent some time discussing are the subtle differences between the Community and Enterprise Editions. The Community Edition may contain enough of a feature set to develop a prototype or demonstrate a use case. However, if features such as hot backups, security integration, and clustering for heavy operational workloads are required, the Enterprise Edition should be given serious consideration. Also, if your team is new to Neo4j or graph databases in general, an enterprise support contract...

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Published in: Mar 2018Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781787288867

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Sudarshan Kadambi

Sudarshan has a background in Distributed systems and Database design. He has been a user and contributor to various NoSQL databases and is passionate about solving large-scale data management challenges.
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Xun (Brian) Wu

Xun (Brian) Wu is a senior blockchain architect and consultant. With over 20 years of hands-on experience across various technologies, including Blockchain, big data, cloud, AI, systems, and infrastructure, Brian has worked on more than 50 projects in his career. He has authored nine books, which have been published by O'Reilly, Packt, and Apress, focusing on popular fields within the Blockchain industry. The titles of his books include: Learn Ethereum (First Edition), Learn Ethereum (Second Edition), Blockchain for Teens, Hands-On Smart Contract Development with Hyperledger Fabric V2, Hyperledger Cookbook, Blockchain Quick Start Guide, Security Tokens and Stablecoins Quick Start Guide, Blockchain by Example, and Seven NoSQL Databases in a Week.
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