Massive Parallel Imports in Neo4j Without Deadlock and Lock Contention
Optimizing graph import partitioning based on workers and k-1 coloring algorithm.This article is a generalization of the approach designed by Eric MONK in his article “Mix and batch: a technique for fast, parallel relationship loading in Neo4j”. It explains the… Read more →
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Who controls your intelligence analysis platform?
Over the years, I’ve seen two broad philosophies emerge for building an intelligence analysis platform. One concentrates knowledge and capability inside the vendor. The other builds them inside the customer’s own team. The distinction matters more as the platform grows.… Read more →
Beyond the Banana: Driving real-time recommendations with graph-grounded Copilots in Microsoft Fabric
Retailers rarely lack data. Between customer profiles, point-of-sale transactions, inventory levels, and promo schedules, modern enterprises generate terabytes of signals daily. The issue is that legacy relational architectures keep this information locked in siloed systems across POS platforms, inventory systems,… Read more →
Auditing AWS infrastructure with Neo4j: questions inventory cannot answer
Somebody asks whether GuardDuty covers every account. The question is about holes in the coverage, not about whether the service is switched on. From a flat resource inventory that is a genuinely annoying question. You export accounts, export detectors, line… Read more →
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The official FastAPI Redis SDK is now available
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