Continuous Everything As Code — Managing Databases in a CI/CD pipeline is a nightmare. Migration scripts are better than making changes on running servers, but become hard to manage in complex modern pipelines. Truly solving the problems requires revision control...
Write up of our Webinar - TerminusDB Internals — As enthusiastic Terminators, we all want to know how TerminusDB works. We want to know how with Prolog and Rust it works like magic: provide functions like git, allows rollback, branch and merge. Last week...
Form RDBMS databases to TerminusDB — Most of your applications need to store data somewhere and probably relational databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL etc.. are the most commonly used for this purpose. Passing from a relational database to TerminusDB requires some effort...
TerminusDB: A Technical History — TerminusDB is an open source (GPLv3) full featured in-memory graph database management system with a rich query language: WOQL (the Web Object Query Language). TerminusDB originated in Trinity College Dublin in Ireland in 2015 when...
Write up of our Webinar - DataOps 101 — Last week we had out Webinar about DataOps. I ask my colleague - Dmytri Kleiner, Director Of Services at TerminusDB some questions about DataOps (mostly questions that myself and many of you have in mind)....
Reluctantly Remote, and loving it — I have to admit, most of my career I’ve treated remote collaboration as a necessary evil. I’m a big fan of collocation. I love sticky notes, magic charts and colourful tape. I love walls so...
One Click Deploy TerminusDB to Cloud — Many people didn’t know that you can deploy TerminusDB easily on cloud. To demonstrate, we have set up this repo. There is a button, which automatically pushes TerminusDB on a Heroku dyno. All you need...
Our DataOps Meetup at Dublin — Two weeks ago, we have our meetup at the Dogpatch Lab in Dublin. It was the last physical meetup before the COVID-19 semi-lockdown. But that doesn’t stop us! We had a great talk by Gavin,...
Why Graph Will Win — I recently published a warts-and-all 4 part introduction (covering RDF, Property Graphs, Graph Schemas and Linked Data). You would be forgiven for concluding that I am not a fan of Graph databases or RDF. One...
Stuffing all of Human History into a Single Knowledge Graph — The history of the world sounds amazing, unimaginably massive. Thanks to academics and scholars, we know a lot about the life of our ancestors and thanks to the progress of technology, we now have lots...
Graph Fundamentals — Part 4: Linked Data — This is the fourth and final installment in this series, you can find the first 3 episodes here: Part 1: RDF, Part 2: Property Graphs, Part 3: Graph Schemas By the mid 2000s, it was...
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