Amazon Neptune, AWS’ cloud graph database, is now generally available

• AWS CloudFormation support
• AWS Command Line Interface (CLI)/SDK support
• An update to Apache TinkerPop 3.3.2
• Support for IAM roles with bulk loading from Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)

Some of the benefits of Amazon Neptune include:

• Neptune’s query processing engine is highly optimized for two of the leading graph models, Property Graph and W3C's RDF. It is also associated with the query languages, Apache TinkerPop Gremlin and RDF/SPARQL, providing customers the flexibility to choose the right approach based on their specific graph use case.
• Neptune storage scales automatically, without downtime or performance degradation as customer data increases.
• It allows developers to design sophisticated, interactive graph applications, which can query billions of relationships with millisecond latency.
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• There are no upfront costs, licenses, or commitments required while using Amazon Neptune. Customers pay only for the Neptune resources they use.

To know more interesting facts about Amazon Neptune in detail, visit its official blog.

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