Samples and documentation for using the Amazon Neptune graph database service
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Samples and documentation for using the Amazon Neptune graph database service
Tools and utilities to enable loading data and building graph applications with Amazon Neptune.
Tiny ORM for graph databases: Neo4j, RedisGraph, AWS Neptune or Gremlin
Extension for Apache's TinkerPop3 Gremlin JS driver compatible with IAM Database Authentication for Neptune
A Gremlin client for Amazon Neptune that includes AWS Signature Version 4 signing.
Golang Gremlin Tinkerpop client with AWS Neptune compatibility
Source code for the examples in the book Cloud Computing Solutions Architect: A Hands-On Approach by Arshdeep Bahga and Vijay Madisetti
A SPARQL client for Amazon Neptune that includes AWS Signature Version 4 signing. Implemented as an RDF4J repository.
Amazon Neptune utility for GraphQL™ schemas and resolvers
A library for Amazon Neptune that enables AWS Signature Version 4 signing for HTTP using Netty.
Exploring how AWS AppSync can utilize AWS Lambda to integrate with alternative data sources, including Amazon ElastiCache and Amazon Neptune.
AWS AppSync Session Manager - a sample AppSync project with Amazon Neptune
A quick hack to show how AWS Config and Neptune can be used together to build and model a simple CMDB.
A custom library for Amazon Neptune that enables AWS Signature Version 4 signing by extending the Apache TinkerPop Gremlin .NET client.
Neptune Connect is a free interactive tool for querying, optimizing, analyzing, and visualizing your Gremlin-based graph databases.
[ARCHIVED] Golang gremlin client; a fork of qasaur/gremgo which "supports" AWS Neptune's gremlin limitations
Personal take on GraphDB AML with AWS Neptune Glue Lambda.
A Java Gremlin client for Amazon Neptune that allows you to change the endpoints used by the client as it is running.
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