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Graph Processing
Bookmarks
Apache Incubator Giraph — Distributed Graph Processing on Hadoop
Apache Giraph is a graph processing framework built on Hadoop — an open-source implementation of Google's Pregel model for iterative graph algorithms at scale. The Apache answer to graph-scale problems like PageRank, community detection, and shortest paths on billion-node graphs.
Large-Scale Graph Computing at Google (Pregel)
Google Research's 2009 blog post introducing Pregel — their internal system for large-scale graph computation using a bulk-synchronous-parallel model. The post that launched the graph processing systems category and eventually spawned Apache Giraph, GraphX, and the whole vertex-centric computing tradition.
Apache Incubator Giraph
Apache Giraph's incubator homepage from 2012 — the open-source implementation of Google's Pregel bulk-synchronous-parallel graph processing model. Bookmarked during an early phase of the Hadoop ecosystem expansion into graph workloads.