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Alberto Perdomo
@albertoperdomo · Co-founder & CEO, GrapheneDB
Hi! I'm co-founder and CEO of GrapheneDB.
We created this service after considering using Neo4j for a client project some years ago and not finding a way to outsource the hosting for it. As a small webdev shop, we had always relied on external services like Heroku, AWS and database hosting services to focus on development.
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Alberto Perdomo
@albertoperdomo · Co-founder & CEO, GrapheneDB
Hi! I'm co-founder and CEO of GrapheneDB.
We created this service after considering using Neo4j for a client project some years ago and not finding a way to outsource the hosting for it. As a small webdev shop, we had always relied on external services like Heroku, AWS and database hosting services to focus on development.
Neo4j is the leading open source … See more
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Andreas Klinger
@andreasklinger · Tech at Product Hunt 💃
@albertoperdomo let's assume (for the fun of it) i have absolutely no experience with graph databases what-so-ever. (I have none ;) )
How much would i need to really understand to get the basics working and what would be your "golden" features that come for (almost) free if i got with a graph db through graphene compared to staying with an slightly abused … See more
Brendan
@xnomagichash · Founder, Algorithmic.ly
I really dislike the pricing page here. Giving me a list of features and machine specs doesn't really tell me enough about which plan I should use. I'd rather plans described in terms of value provided rather than RAM amounts, etc.
I get the feeling that if I had enough expertise in Neo4j to anticipate how much RAM I'd need for a particular application then… See more