The Dgraph, Studio, and the Workflow Manager Service all require
databases. The following sections describe the requirements for each.
Dgraph database requirements
The Dgraph stores the data sets it queries in a set of databases. For high availability, these can be stored on HDFS/MapR-FS or a shared NFS. They can also be stored on the local disk for a non-HA option.
Studio database requirements
Studio requires a relational database to store configuration and state, including component configuration, user permissions, and system settings. If you install with multiple Studio instances, all of them must be connected to the same database.
Sample commands for production databases
Below are sample commands you can use to create users and schemas for Oracle and MySQL databases. You are not required to use these exact commands when setting up your component databases—these are just examples to help get you started.