Difference between VelocityDB and Weaviate
1. VelocityDB :
It is .NET Object Database that can be embedded/distributed and extended to a graph data model (VelocityGraph) Database is fast and low memory consuming. It is an extremely high performance, easy to use, scalable, embeddable, and distributable object database system.
2. Weaviate :
It is open-source GraphQL-based Smart Graph with the core features: semantic search, automatic classification, and knowledge representation. Primary database model is Search Engine and secondary database models are Graph DBMS. It allows our data to represent in a large graph format based on the GraphQL query language. Its search graph based on a graph embedding mechanism called the Contextionary.
Difference between VelocityDB and Weaviate :
VelocityDB |
Weaviate |
It is developed by VelocityDB Inc and initially released on 2011 . |
It is developed by SeMI Technologies B.V. and initially released on 2017. |
Server operating systems of VelocityDB is Any that supports .NET |
No such server operating systems in Weaviate . |
Its primary database model is Graph DBMS and Object oriented DBMS |
Its primary database model is Search Engine. |
Absence of Secondary database models in VelocityDB |
Its secondary database models is Graph DBMS. |
It supports .Net programming languages. |
No such supported programming languages in Weaviate. |
APIs and other access methods of VelocityDB is .Net |
It supports GraphQL query language and RESTful HTTP/JSON API. |
It has a Data Schema. |
Data Schema of Weaviate is maps to GraphQL interface. |
It has Implementation language-C# . |
Implementation language of Weaviate is Go. |
Its transaction concepts is ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability). |
Absence of transaction concepts in Weaviate. |
Absence of Replication methods |
There is replication methods. |
It has immediate Consistency concept. |
It has Eventual Consistency concept. |
Last Updated :
01 Jul, 2020
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