Part VII Graph Server (PGX) Advanced User Guide
Part II provides in-depth information on using the graph server (PGX) for advanced users.
Part II contains the following chapters:
- Graph Server (PGX) Configuration Options
Learn about the various configuration options for the graph server (PGX). - Memory Consumption by the Graph Server (PGX)
The graph server (PGX) loads the graph into main memory in order to carry out analysis on the graph and its properties. - Deploying Oracle Graph Server Behind a Load Balancer
You can deploy multiple graph servers (PGX) behind a load balancer and connect clients to the servers through the load balancer. - Namespaces and Sharing
The graph server (PGX) supports separate namespaces that help you to organize your entities. - PGX Programming Guides
You can avail all the PGX functionalities through asynchronous Java APIs. Each asynchronous method has a synchronous equivalent, which blocks the caller thread until the server produces a response. - Working with Files Using the Graph Server (PGX)
This chapter describes in detail about working with different file formats to perform various actions like loading, storing, or exporting a graph using the Graph Server (PGX). - Log Management in the Graph Server (PGX)
The graph server (PGX) internally uses the SLF4J interface with Logback as the default logger implementation.