GraphAr: An Open Standard Graph Storage File Format
GraphAr is an open, standardized file format for storing large-scale graph and knowledge‑graph data, designed to address the challenges of graph computing ecosystems, offering superior performance and interoperability compared to existing formats, with growing community support and promising applications in data lakes and analytics.
Zeng Weibin, Senior Development Engineer at Alibaba Tongyi Lab
Zeng holds a master's degree in Computer Science from Beihang University and works on the one‑stop graph system GraphScope and the graph data archival format GraphAr.
Talk Title: GraphAr – An Open Standard Graph Storage File Format
The presentation covers the design motivations and background of GraphAr, its features and advantages over other formats, and performance comparisons.
It then describes the current open‑source community development and potential applications of GraphAr in large‑scale graph and knowledge‑graph scenarios.
Audience will learn how graph data and knowledge‑graph data are stored in big‑data contexts, what a standardized file format for massive graph data looks like, and how to efficiently enhance graph query capabilities in data lakes.
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