Foundations of Graph Databases

Getting Started
Learn about the example dataset we will use for the course and import it.
- The Dataset
- Loading the dataset
Going Beyond Graphs with ArangoDB
Learn the basics of graphs and how they work in ArangoDB
Graph Traversals with the ArangoDB Query Language
- First AQL Queries
- AQL Beyond Graphs
Graph Traversals
Traversal Options
Advanced Graph Queries
- Shortest Path
- Pattern Matching
Final Exam
- Graph Course – Final
  10 questionsFinal

The Dataset

The Example Dataset

We took a dataset of US airports and flights and augmented and simplified it. Included are

more than 3,000 airports and roughly 300,000 flights from January 1st to 15th, 2008.

Airports

The data structure of airport documents:

Example airport as shown in the document editor of the web interface

Flights

The data structure of flights documents:

Example flight as shown in the document editor of the web interface

How do airports & flights form a graph?

Airports are connected by the flights between them. These connections are referred to as ‘edges’, and the airports in this configuration would be considered the graph ‘vertices’. Continue reading to learn more about graphs and how they are structured.

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Foundations of Graph Databases

Foundations of Graph Databases

Getting Started Learn about the example dataset we will use for the course and import it.

Going Beyond Graphs with ArangoDB Learn the basics of graphs and how they work in ArangoDB

Graph Traversals with the ArangoDB Query Language

Graph Traversals

Traversal Options

Advanced Graph Queries

Final Exam

The Dataset

The Example Dataset

Airports

Flights

How do airports & flights form a graph?

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Getting Started
Learn about the example dataset we will use for the course and import it.

Going Beyond Graphs with ArangoDB
Learn the basics of graphs and how they work in ArangoDB