Overview
Graphileon is a low-coding framework that allows users to manage and visualise data stored in graph databases and build applications on top of them. Graphileon uses function-vertices ( including query, I/O, grids, tree, form, chart, map, network, timeline, Html) that are connected through edges ( including trigger, shortcut, start, bookmark) to configure highly interactive applications. Graphileon's UI components and network visualisations can be styled using css and dynamic styling based on vertex labels, edge types and vertex/edge property values.
Graphileon on AWS is available in various editions, with different levels of functionality and number of users, dashboards and stores. See https://graphileon.com/aws-editions for the feature matrix.
Highlights
- Manage data in your graph databases without writing a single line of code.
- Build graphy application logic by creating functions (vertices) and triggers (edges).
- Create dashboards for specific users with the charts, grids, maps and network visualisations that they need.
Details
Typical total price
$5.922/hour
Pricing
Free trial
Instance type | Product cost/hour | EC2 cost/hour | Total/hour |
---|---|---|---|
t3.small | $5.88 | $0.021 | $5.901 |
t3.medium Recommended | $5.88 | $0.042 | $5.922 |
t3.large | $5.88 | $0.083 | $5.963 |
t3.xlarge | $5.88 | $0.166 | $6.046 |
t3.2xlarge | $5.88 | $0.333 | $6.213 |
m5.large | $5.88 | $0.096 | $5.976 |
m5.xlarge | $5.88 | $0.192 | $6.072 |
m5.2xlarge | $5.88 | $0.384 | $6.264 |
m5.4xlarge | $5.88 | $0.768 | $6.648 |
Additional AWS infrastructure costs
Type | Cost |
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EBS General Purpose SSD (gp2) volumes | $0.10/per GB/month of provisioned storage |
Vendor refund policy
30 days refund
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Delivery details
64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
New
Anzograph support (only as data store). App Library (included in fresh installations) to download Graphileon apps and demos from our online repository. AppManagement Function to manage apps. DataManagement Function to manage nodes and relations with permissions. Documented database-specific requirements for Graphileon. ExecuteFunction can now take iaName property to identify target Function. Personal Edition now includes Request and API Functions. InputView can show multiple inputs per line. Default installation nodes are no longer counted towards Graphileon license limits. Permission name should be unique. Default NetworkView and YFilesView have button to switch to the other. Database errors can be shown in UI (if user has debug permission). Query can execute multiple queries in a single Function. NodeManagement read-entity action that executes appropriate entity type-specific logic for the given entity.
Improved
Simplified Diagrams overview. Long IDs such as DataStax IDs are truncated in the UI (full ID can be viewed by hovering). RedisGraph 'Graph ID' can be configured on the settings page. Consistency of YFilesView's layout parameter array notation. Syntax errors are displayed when using evaluate(...) with incorrect expression. Request can now be executed from the server. YFilesView shows loader while YFiles is loading. Visibility of AgGridView node icon. If View container.state is maximized, it resizes with expanding/collapsing sidebar areas. Right sidebar collapses when empty. Math() added to code evaluator in Functions and Triggers. Documentation of many Functions.
Fixed
Reliability of YFilesView double click. Templating error when using Javascript String instance instead of primitive string type. Using same iaName on different node labels caused entities not to be found by iaName. Memgraph no longer needs 'dummy' username and password in settings. YFilesView icons were displaced in Firefox. Datastax "Test Connection" did not show error if graph did not exist. Updating node location/size in YFilesView caused Save Diagram to fail. AgGridView showed Enterprise Edition error when no license was configured. Now it simply loads Community Edition. AgGridView without column definitions showed column named 'visible'. YFilesView did not autocomplete when new nodes were added. NetworkView zoomToFitStatus set by trigger did not update. AgGridView action Trigger did not contain up-to-date function state. Timestamp on Relations was not retrieved properly. On Anzograph, nodes could not be edited using NodeFormView. Settings page did not provide error on database connection timeout. MapView error when using multi-polygon GeoJSON. TreeView items could not be set with # prefix.
Additional details
Usage instructions
Prerequisites One or more running graph database instances. The recommended way of using Graphileon is over secured HTTPS connection. In order to do this, you need to generate an SSL key and certificate and either put them (or symbolic link them) in the /graphileon/persistent/ssl folder of Graphileon. or point the config.json at the SSL certificates.
How to launch Graphileon
- Launch the product from your AWS console.
- Access the application via web browser at http:/My_Instance_IP:3000 or (in case you have installed SSL), https: 3001.
- For more detailed launch instructions and getting started documentation: https://docs.graphileon.com/graphileon/Getting_started/Install_Graphileon_AWS_Edition.html
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Support
Vendor support
Business hour support through e-mail / private Slack. Custom support contracts. support@graphileon.com
AWS infrastructure support
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