Introduction to Graph Databases
Duration: 1 Day (Classroom, Business Site or Remote)
Price
£ 500 per person
*Discounts may apply, contact us.
Introduction
A graph database is a specialized type of database management system designed to store, manage, and query data in the form of a graph. Unlike traditional relational databases that use tables and rows, graph databases use a network of nodes and edges to represent and store data. In this data model, nodes represent entities or data points, while edges (also known as relationships) define the connections or associations between these entities.
Graph databases excel at managing data that has complex and interconnected relationships. They are particularly well-suited for scenarios where understanding how different data points relate to each other is crucial, such as social networks, recommendation engines, fraud detection, and network analysis.
Prerequisites: None
Description
Learn the benefits of using a graph database in a day with our training on Neo4j, using Cypher statements to create and query nodes and relationships. Throughout this introductory course, you will explore graph database concepts and Cypher query language syntax as you model your own pizza company. Once you have tried this NoSQL solution, you may wish to never go back to relational databases again.