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Developers and companies looking for a multi-cloud graph database management solution for their specific needs
About Graph Story
Companies that opt for a DIY approach for their graph database can expect 2 to 3 months for a production-ready implementation. With Graph Story’s managed service, your production-ready database is available within minutes. Learn more about graph use cases as well as see a comparison between self-hosting and using a managed service. We can deploy where your servers already live: AWS, Azure, or Google Compute Engine, in any region. Need VPC peering or IP-restricted access? Just let us know. We're flexible like that. Building a proof of concept? Fire up a single, enterprise graph instance with a few clicks. Need to move up to a high-availability, production-ready cluster on-demand? We've got you covered! We built graph db management tools so you don't have to! See CPU, Memory and Disk utilization at glance. Get access to configs, logs, backup your database & restore snapshots.
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Graph Story
Founded: 2014
United States
www.graphstory.com
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