Graph Databases Modeling Relationships and Networks
Graph Databases Modeling Relationships and Networks Graph databases store data as nodes and edges. Unlike traditional tables, relationships are first‑class citizens, so connections can be traced quickly as the graph grows. This makes graph databases well suited to modeling networks, social graphs, and complex systems where how elements relate matters as much as the elements themselves. When you model with a graph, you start by naming the kinds of things you care about and the links that connect them. ...