Efficient NoSQL database management made easy.
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OrientDB has garnered a lot of positive feedback in the past 12 months, with users highlighting its key strengths. One of the standout features is its ability to manage relations without the need for joins, making it a fast and efficient database solution. Users appreciate the interactive UI and easy-to-use API, which enhances the overall user experience. The ...Read more
Fast and flexible database with SQL similarities, making it easy for developers to use.
Multi-model database supporting graph, document, indexing, and intensive data read and write.
Rapid development team responses and collaborative bug fixes, enhancing software quality.
User-friendly GUI with practical features for easy management of indexes, relations, and nodes.
Limited concurrent writing support.
Intimidating for beginners due to richness of features and lack of diverse graph types.
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Mario C
04/14/16
"Graph your data with OrientDB"
What do you like best about OrientDB? OrientDB is very easy to start with. It's also very flexible as you can use it as a simple document store (like MongoDB). As a document store with link (a unique feature of OrientDB) and as a graph store. Graphs can be queried in a SQL-like language so it's quite familiar to most of us.
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Anonymous User
04/04/16
"I reviewed this product against neo4j to attempt to solve a shortest path problem."
What do you like best about OrientDB? The SQL like queries to interact with Graphs. What do you dislike about OrientDB?
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Anonymous User
03/25/16
"Interesting but not the easiest experience"
What do you like best about OrientDB? Its versitility, the 'it fits whatever data you have' attitude. What do you dislike about OrientDB?
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Erkan D
03/22/16
"Tested usage from python web(flask)"
What do you like best about OrientDB? Simplicty for graph & document DBs, uniq ACID support in NoSQL world. And being an opensource project with those properties makes this product unique. And being able to replicate to remote DC is a perfect feature.
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Nitin J
03/22/16
"OrientDB used for benchmarking against our graph processing system."
What do you like best about OrientDB? The main feature that as a user and from the perspective of benchmarking that I found was that it is embeddable. I can simply use the the database by including a jar, and update whenever necessary. No mash-ups or complications of explicitly having to maintain the server started for the database. Also having implemented the Tinkerpop stack which is the standard for graph APIs, there is little transition time from using other graph databases to OrientDB. ...
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Alexander P
03/22/16
"Working with pain"
What do you like best about OrientDB? The recommendation engine my colleagues and I coded using OrientDB is actually working in this very moment. In the end, it turned out to be a solution for us. The studio it provides is also quite useful and pretty, especially the graph part of it. And it's a relatively cheap solution after all.
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Corey P
03/15/16
"Great tool in its early stages"
What do you like best about OrientDB? Scripting with JavaScript is incredibly useful, especially if some of your team members are more proficient with front-end technologies.
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Anonymous User
03/15/16
"Research of graph & document databases thesis"
What do you like best about OrientDB? It was my first contact with a database that implements a graph model What do you dislike about OrientDB?
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Anonymous User
03/15/16
"OrientDB - Short product review"
What do you like best about OrientDB? Fusion of object-oriented and document/graph features in the one single database. I also like very fast access to the linked entities which OrientDB provides by using the notion of 'pointers'. You literally have O(1) complexity in terms of accessing nested and linked entities.
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Lasitha W
03/13/16
"Easy to develop, hard to scale"
What do you like best about OrientDB? Orientdb gives a very flexible java api which enables developers to develop their applications on top of orientdb very easily.
