When running our Graphileon Personal Edition you will likely connect it to a store running locally or on a cloud server.
However, when running a server edition, either on-premise or using our AWS edition, you may still want to connect to a store running on your own machine.
This video explains how to connect your local store to Graphileon using the ngrok service that allows secure tunnels to your localhost.
This approach is especially useful in testing and development situations.
Graphileon implements business logic of new EU Regulations for Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing
The European Union has recently introduced new regulations aimed at preventing the misuse of the financial system for money laundering and terrorist financing (Read More). A crucial part of these updates focuses on identifying Ultimate Beneficial Owners (UBOs) and entities requiring thorough investigations. In collaboration with a key legal sector client, we’ve successfully implemented the … Continued
Graphileon partners with thatDot to support Quine streaming graph for real-time analytics
Graphileon partners with thatDot to develop connectors for Quine (quine.io), an open-source streaming graph solution for event-driven applications.
Release of Graphileon 3.6.0
The release of Graphileon 3.6.0 brings numerous enhancements and features to this graph database management software. Here are the key highlights: New Components and Features: This version introduces new and improved components (Functions) and incorporates user-requested features, enhancing the functionality of the software. Enhanced Visualization: Users can now customize the visualization of nodes in the … Continued
Get started with Graphileon Personal Edition in the cloud or on your desktop.
The easiest way to get to know Graphileon is to spin up the Personal Edition in the Graphileon Cloud. It comes with two graph stores installed and access to the App Library with examples and apps. You can also download and install Graphileon Personal Edition to run it on your desktop. Either way, you will be able to build graphy applications an browse your graph stores in a way you never did before.
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