There is a growing list of formats to store data and Graph is one of the newer trends. It is becoming so popular SQL Server has created ways to implement graph structures, and in this episode, we revisit some of the origins of Graph, what it is good at, and why you may not want to rush to move all your data to Graph storage.
David Bechberger – A Skeptic’s guide to graph databases
Shreya Verma, MSFT – Building applications using Graph DAta
Robert Sheldon – SQL Server Graph Databases
Our Guest
Mala Mahadevan
Mala Mahadevan is a senior database professional with over 20 years of experience working with data, primarily in SQL Server and related technologies. She has been volunteering with SQL Server community for the past 15 years and is also a recipient of the PASSion award for being an outstanding volunteer. She is a featured blogger on sqlservercentral.com and also blogs frequently at curiousaboutdata.com. She is active on twitter as @sqlmal.
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“If you have a lot of relationships in comparison to entities and if your interest is in querying on the relationships, not the entities themselves, you’re probably a candidate for graph data.”
Mala Mahadevan
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