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The ultimate graph database client, compatible with Amazon Neptune, Neptune Analytics, Neo4j, JanusGraph and over 30 more graph databases. Fully compatible with Gremlin, Cypher, SPARQL, GQL and SQL:2023.
Query, visualize, modify and explore your graph data with ease.
Overview
gdotv is a user-friendly web application designed for developers and data analysts to make day-to-day graph database development and management operations quicker and easier. Boost your productivity with gdotv's wealth of tools to analyze, modify and query your graph database.
gdotv connects to as many graph databases as you need, allowing you to centrally manage them all without the need for separate tools. You can also create queries and parameterized reports, and organize them into folders so that multiple users can access and run them concurrently. gdotv supports a wide variety of graph database technologies and we frequently add support for new ones, meaning you'll only need gdotv to interact consistently with all your databases.
The query editor in gdotv provides state-of-the-art functionality for several query languages, including GQL, Cypher, Gremlin, SPARQL, SQL:2023 and many more. With it you'll benefit from:
- Syntax error validation and code formatting
- Autocomplete suggestions based on your graph data schema
- Intuitive highlighting and code colouring features
- Embedded official Gremlin, Cypher and SPARQL language documentation to support query writing
- Query generation from natural-language text prompts
- Unique query debugging facilities to trigger a query step by step and inspect the resulting traversals
- Query profiling and query plan explanation with just one click
- The most advanced graph database query editor available
The graph visualization tools in gdotv give you both performance and flexibility, allowing you to render tens of thousands of elements and customize their appearance easily. And with just a few clicks, you can view, add, edit and delete vertices, edges and their properties, saving you time and effort writing individual update queries. Using gdotv's graph visualization features, you can also filter and navigate your data by loading node neighbors in a couple clicks, making data exploration a breeze. The graph view offers you a variety of layouts that are configurable in a click.
Get a concise and central view of the structure of your data: gdotv automatically detects the data schema from your graph database and allows you to visualize it as an entity-relationship diagram in the Data Model Explorer. This improves collaboration between your users by providing an easy-to-understand, consolidated view of your graph data model.
For non-technical users, the no-code graph data explorer gives you the ability to retrieve and visualize data without the need to write a complex database query. Combined with the ability to create parameterized reports based on graph queries, your non-technical users have a range of actionable reporting tools at their fingertips.
Finally, gdotv lets you to explore the results of your database queries across multiple formats
- JSON
- Graph
- Tables These formats give you flexibility on how to analyze your data. Query result data can also be exported for external consumption.
Highlights
- Write Gremlin, Cypher and SPARQL queries easily using the gdotv built-in query editor, with syntax checking, autocomplete and embedded documentation. Save and organize your queries into folders, to easily maintain curated reports for your database. Build interactive dashboards from your queries.
- Improve team collaboration with a centralized view of your graph data schema, which is automatically loaded and visible as an entity-relationship diagram. Connect as many database endpoints as you like on gdotv.
- Navigate, explorer and modify your graph data interactively with the graph database visualization feature
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Dimension | Description | Cost/unit/hour |
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Hours | Container Hours | $1.00 |
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This listing uses one usage-based dimension billed by Container Hours. You pay for each hour the container runs, so your cost scales with how long you keep it active. There are no tiers, seats, or upfront commitments. The meter simply tracks runtime hours and totals them on your bill. This gives you a single pay-as-you-go rate tied directly to consumption. If you run the container longer, you pay more; if you run it less, you pay less. You can stop usage at any time to stop accruing charges.
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A Container Hour measures each hour the software container runs, no matter how much data you process inside it. The meter counts runtime, not users, queries, or database connections. It runs on standard compute; the documentation notes the software runs on a small virtual machine with 1 vCPU and 1GB RAM.
Charges accrue only while the container runs. When you stop the container, the meter stops totaling hours and software charges stop. You can start and stop as needed to control cost. Note that underlying AWS resources, such as storage, may still incur their own separate fees while stopped.
The platform connects to labeled property graphs, RDF triplestores, and graph query engines. It supports query languages including Gremlin, Cypher, SPARQL, GQL, and SQL:2023. Your Container Hours cover this connection and query capability regardless of which database type you connect to.
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gdotv Enterprise on Amazon ECS (Fargate)
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- Amazon ECS
Container image
Containers are lightweight, portable execution environments that wrap server application software in a filesystem that includes everything it needs to run. Container applications run on supported container runtimes and orchestration services, such as Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) or Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). Both eliminate the need for you to install and operate your own container orchestration software by managing and scheduling containers on a scalable cluster of virtual machines.
Version release notes
gdotv Enterprise 3.92.152
NEW:
- Cluster mode: run several gdotv replicas behind a load balancer
- 10 new dashboard panel types: Boxplot, Chord, Funnel, Heatmap, Radar, Scatter, Sunburst, Table, Tree and Treemap
- Choose which result tabs a saved query shows when run as a report
- Dashboard panels warn when a query result doesn't fit the panel type, instead of rendering nothing
- Read-only users can run procedures the database declares as read-only (Neo4j, Memgraph, FalkorDB, Amazon Neptune)
CHANGED:
- Faster startup, better responsiveness and lower memory use
- Graph analytics algorithms and schema view layout run in the background without freezing the application
- Graph view map layer uses OpenFreeMap vector basemaps that follow the light/dark theme
- Graph schema and default styles are learned from every query, including dashboards, reports and MCP agents
- PuppyGraph support moved to PuppyGraph 1.x
- Stricter detection of write queries for read-only users and MCP agents
- Upgraded to LadybugDB 0.22.1
- Keycloak 26.8.1, NGINX 1.30.6 and security updates across the application and its container images
REMOVED:
- Support for DataStax Graph, LocalStack Amazon Neptune, Ultipa and the Azure Cosmos DB Emulator (existing connections are kept and labelled as unsupported)
- Support for PuppyGraph 0.x
- Gremlin vertex meta-property support
- The Gremlin query editor's Console and Groovy modes
FIXED:
- Closed query tabs not releasing their memory
- Connection verification sometimes hanging indefinitely
- Deletion warnings skipped when a query is run immediately after being edited
- Graph captions, filters and search not reflecting edited element properties until the query is re-run
- Default Graph being required for Neo4j, AuraDB, Memgraph and FalkorDB connections
- A dashboard's auto-refresh interval being reset after editing and publishing it
- Business users seeing actions they aren't allowed to take, and saved queries opening in an editor they can't run
- Schema view Reload failing for business users
- Graph view map layer showing "API key required" tiles
UPGRADING: Upgrading an existing installation moves Keycloak from 26.7 to 26.8 and migrates its database, so sign-in is unavailable for a minute or two while Keycloak restarts.
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Usage instructions
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Launch the product using the provided CloudFormation template at https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home#/stacks/quickcreate?templateUrl=https://gdotv-cloudformation.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/templates/gdotv-ecs-3.92.152.yaml&stackName=gdotv-enterprise The stack creates a VPC, an Amazon ECS cluster running gdotv on AWS Fargate, an Amazon EFS file system for its database and a Network Load Balancer. Deployment takes about 10 minutes.
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Get the access URL and credentials from the CloudFormation stack: a. AccessUrl (stack output): the HTTPS address of your gdotv instance b. The initial application password: stored in AWS Secrets Manager as <stack name>/gdotv-user-password (see the GdotvUserPasswordSecretArn stack output)
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Sign in. Open the access URL in a web browser (the TLS certificate is self-signed, so expect a browser warning) and sign in with: a. User name: gdotv b. Password: the value of the gdotv-user-password secret
For detailed usage instructions, including deployment and operation manuals, refer to our official documentation at https://gdotv.com/docs/aws-marketplace-ecs/
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