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Getting Started

Deploy Invana infrastructure using docker compose

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Invana Graph Analytics System can be deployed in your local or cloud using .

Features

Install using Docker

You can use the following templates to setup Invana with supported graph databases as graph processing engine.

git clone git@github.com:invanalabs/docker-templates.git
cd docker-templates/invana-with-janusgraph
docker-compose up
git clone git@github.com:invanalabs/docker-templates.git
cd docker-templates/invana-with-neo4j
docker-compose up
git clone git@github.com:invanalabs/docker-templates.git
cd docker-templates/invana-with-arcadedb
docker-compose up

In theory, you can run any Apache TinkerPop supported graph database as graph processing engine with Invana.

Invana Engine

http://<ip-address>:8200

Invana Studio

http://<ip-address>:8300

Apache TinkerPop Server

http://<ip-address>:8182

Docker compose will expose the following services, that lets you visualise and browse through the graph data.

Graph databases

Usage

Let's start with a story of graph.

docker compose
JanusGraph