A scalable graph database optimized for storing and querying large graphs with billions of vertices and edges across a multi-machine cluster. Titan supports various storage backends including Cassandra, HBase, and BerkeleyDB.
Python data engineers use Titan (now superseded by JanusGraph) with the `gremlin-python` driver to traverse large graph datasets stored in Cassandra or HBase. Gremlin traversal queries find multi-hop relationships in fraud detection, recommendation, and knowledge graph pipelines — the Python Gremlin driver sends queries to the Titan/JanusGraph server and processes results as Python dicts.
A scalable graph database optimized for storing and querying large graphs with billions of vertices and edges across a multi-machine cluster. Titan supports various storage backends including Cassandra, HBase, and BerkeleyDB.
Yes, Titan is free to use.
Titan is listed under the Databases & Data Warehouses category on Python Data Engineering.
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