CRUDding edges and vertices in DataStax Enterprise Graph 6.7

Adding support for DataStax Enterprise Graph in less than a month!

Less than a month ago we announced the support for DataStax Enterprise (DSE) Graph. Today we can show you a sneak preview of how to manage DSE Graph content using the standard Graphileon NodeFormView and RelationFormView functions. Next on our roadmap is to integrate DSE Graph support for our so-called NeighboursView, which will allow users to explore a DataStax Enterprise graph by adding neighbouring nodes to the visualisation  in a controlled way.

The Application is a Graph

The DSE Graph integration relies on the Gremlin graph query language. In this first release, Graphileon allows users to manage the business data in their DSE environments. Subsequent releases will include our “The Application is a Graph” methodology, which will allow for the configuration of dashboards, application-modules or full applications in DSE Graph, by creating graphs of functions (vertices) that are connected using triggers (edges).


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Bridging Graphs and Shells: Introducing ShellExecute with Path4GMNS

Discover how Graphileon's new ShellExecute function empowers users to run external scripts, like Python-based Path4GMNS, directly within graph applications. This integration facilitates advanced transportation modeling, including shortest path calculations and dynamic traffic assignments, all within Graphileon's interactive dashboards.

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Visualizing Real-World Project Networks with Graphileon

In today’s interconnected world, projects don’t exist in isolation. They are embedded in ecosystems of partnerships, thematic priorities, and overlapping objectives — each connection offering new insight and complexity. Yet when organisations try to visualise these real-world networks, especially on a map, they often hit a wall.

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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. A crucial part of these updates focuses on identifying Ultimate Beneficial Owners (UBOs) and entities requiring thorough investigations. We implemented the graph algorithm to achieve that quickly.

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You will be able to build graphy applications an browse your graph stores in a way you never did before.