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Graph Compute:Get started with Graph Compute

Last Updated:Jul 13, 2023

This topic describes how to get started with Graph Compute.

  1. Create a Graph Compute instance

    1. You can create a Graph Compute instance on the buy page.

    2. A Graph Compute instance works as a distributed cluster and consists of the proxy and searcher layers. Wait for 5 to 10 minutes for the creation and deployment to complete.

    3. If the instance is in the Running state, the instance is created.

  2. Create a graph

    1. You can create multiple graphs in a Graph Compute instance.

  3. Edit a graph

    1. Create a graph schema, edit the graph schema, and configure data for the graph schema. For more information, see Edit a graph.

    2. Click Publish in the upper-right corner after you configure a graph. Then, the configurations are saved and take effect.

    3. You can build indexes to make the configurations take effect for the data.

  4. Manage a graph

    1. View the global O&M status based on the graph schema. For more information, see the "Graph schema mode" section of the Manage a graph topic.

    2. View the O&M logs based on the nodes and edges. For more information, see the "Vertex and edge mode" section of the Manage a graph topic.

      1. View the backflow progress and historical backflow information. For more information, see the "Current backflow" and "Historical backflow" sections of the Manage a graph topic.Historical backflow

  5. Query graph data

    1. Query the data that is returned.

  6. Download iGraph SDK for Java