This tutorial will teach you how to deploy a Graph Data System, using JanusGraph and ScyllaDB as the underlying data storage layer. It is part of a broader training course ScyllaDB University course, The Mutant Monitoring System (MMS) A Graph Data System Powered by ScyllaDB and JanusGraph.
A graph data system (or graph database) is a database that uses a graph structure with nodes and edges to represent data. Edges represent relationships between nodes, and these relationships allow the data to be linked and for the graph to be visualized. It’s possible to use different storage mechanisms for the underlying data, and this choice affects the performance, scalability, ease of maintenance, and cost.