Review on Dgraph by Sean Fabacher

-The best features of RDBMS combined in an elegant way-Optimized queries using SQL (you might not be able to use joins)-Easy to code thanks to C# API.-Very good community support. It's very difficult sometimes that you need help with your issues when querying from Java or JS APIs! I recommend this product if you are looking for real time data store solutions where latency matters. As stated above (lack communication), this can improve for sure. We moved our main application on DGraph as replacement solution for SQL server for realtime analytics solutions like IoT and mobile traffic analysis problems. I would say we don't have any huge problem at the moment but it could happen in fact there will probably will never reach zero bugs as long they keep working on their software versioning policy, etc. Thanks to ease to scale up easily, we were confident enough I like that it’s a fast database that supports real-time notifications via push messages. It has a great community behind it, so if you run into an issue it will get solved pretty quickly. I don't have any complaints about this product. If you're looking to use a graph database, then Dgraph is a good option. We are using it to store large amounts of data in a distributed way.