Introduction to Aerospike Graph Service
Overview
Aerospike Graph Service (AGS) is a high-performance, distributed, graph database that stores and queries large amounts of graph data. Aerospike Database is the underlying persistence layer, known for its high performance, scalability and reliability. AGS can be used to build and operate large-scale graph applications such as customer 360, identity graphs, fraud detection, and others.
Getting started
For a fast introduction to AGS, check out the Quick Start.
For detailed instructions on setting up your own AGS instance, see the deployment guide.
To learn about the structure of AGS and its components, check out Aerospike Graph Service architecture.
For data loading instructions, see the bulk data loading guide.
To learn how to query and manipulate graph data with AGS, see Querying graph data.
Read Managing a deployment for information about operating and managing AGS.
Find out about new features, fixes, and enhancements in AGS releases under Release Notes.
Additional resources
Apache TinkerPop: AGS uses Apache TinkerPop, an open source graph computing framework in development for over a decade. The TinkerPop documentation provides a general introduction to graph computing.
Gremlin: The AGS query language is Gremlin. You can find tutorials about using Gremlin in the TinkerPop documentation.