Using AnzoGraph
The tools and applications that are available by default depend on the method used to deploy AnzoGraph. The following table provides details about the tools that are available and the deployment methods that support them.
Available Features by Deployment Option
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Query and Admin Console | A graphical user interface for running queries and performing administrative tasks. Available with Docker CE, Kubernetes, and AWS CloudFormation deployments. Not included with RHEL/CentOS tarball deployments but can be installed separately with Docker (see Deploying the User Interface). |
| Command Line Interface | The AZGI command line interface (CLI) uses SPARQL HTTP protocol to interact with the database. Available with all deployments. |
| SPARQL HTTP Protocol | Communication protocol that enables customers to integrate AnzoGraph DB with other graph database applications. Available with all deployments. |
| Data Science Functions | These functions provide distribution probability, correlation, profiling, and frequency calculations such as those commonly used for statistical analysis and machine learning. For more information, see Additional Data Science Functions (PREVIEW). Available with Docker CE, Kubernetes, and AWS CloudFormation deployments. Not included with RHEL/CentOS tarball deployments. |
Note: AnzoGraph also provides support for the Cypher query language, which enables you to run Cypher queries to access and analyze data in AnzoGraph. For more information, see Working with Cypher and the Movies Graph.