Collaboration is a critical way modern data analysts scale their insights and impact. It represents the kind of capability gap the Graphistry team aims for in our broader mission to 100X the investigation process. Our team has been working hard on releasing the first wave of new features to scale graph-empowered investigation collaborations across team […]
The sharing paradox: To scale collaborative investigations, Graphistry has been locking things down
Explore relationships in tricky CSVs with the no-code file uploader, now with multi-column mode via hypergraphs!
Enabling quick no-code and low-code investigations of relationships in data is priority #1 for Graphistry this year. Our recent no-code file uploader first solved a simple top scenario: when a table has 2 columns to link, like src_ip and dest_ip, or say user_id and page_id, explore it as a graph. Within a few clicks, you […]
Graphistry 2.37.11: No-code graph visualization, airgapping, big Excel files, internationalization, RAPIDS 0.19, and more!
Good news: Graphistry 2.37.11 brings across-the-board advances for visual graph analysis for UI users, GPU analysts, embedding developers, and improvements for both on-prem (air-gapped) and Hub cloud users. It also includes RAPIDS 0.19 and associated GPU ecosystem features and upgrades. Read on for our favorite improvements below, and the release notes for additional update details. […]
Like uptime? We do! Status page for Graphistry Hub and health checks for self-hosted!
Uptime matters. You can now easily check uptime status for Graphistry Hub services at status.graphistry.com. Screenshot: New status.graphistry.com uptime status page For Graphistry users managing your own instances, we encourage you to plug in Graphistry’s health check endpoints into your own custom automation systems. For example, you can alert on outages and trigger custom auto-restart […]
Graphistry 2.36.6: Multi-GPU sharing, TigerGraph graph-app-kit quicklaunch, Nvidia RAPIDS 0.18, faster start, fixes, and more
Graphistry 2.36.6 brings updates to both our no-code users and hands-on GPU ones for how they explore relationships across their data. In addition, it coincides with a new release of `graph-app-kit` focused on TigerGraph support and fixes. Get started now! Try on a CSV GPU updates: RAPIDS 0.18 and Multi-GPU sharing The latest release helps […]
Talk: Graph Gurus – Visual Graph Analytics Using Graphistry GPU Acceleration & Graph-App-Kit
Graphistry founder Leo Meyerovich will be on the next Graph Gurus to share Visual Graph Analytics Using Graphistry GPU Acceleration & Graph-App-Kit. The focus will be GPU visual graph analytics to understand your data’s relationships.. and without the coding. Leo will cover the new graph-app-kit project (Graphistry, Streamlit, Nvidia RAPIDS.ai), including a live TigerGraph demo, […]
Graphistry 2.35.9: No-Code Graph Analysis for your CSVs, HA for multi-GPUs, Run on A100 / CUDA 11.0
Graphistry 2.35.9 is an exciting release. Anyone on your team can now use Graphistry: As soon as someone has a CSV/XLS, they can drop it in and start exploring without any coding. Developers will enjoy our new Files API for easier and faster data management. On the performance side, we are continuing to push on […]
The Web App Hack graph hackathon: $15K+ in prizes!
Graphistry is teaming up with TigerGraph and Streamlit for our first online hackathon: The Web App Hack graph hackathon! The graph app hackathon is a great way to build out your graph app idea, win $15K+ in prizes, learn emerging graph analytics tech with friends, and even get your idea shared with 100+ companies and 6K+ graphistas. […]
Visually explore the relationships in any CSV/XLS with GPU graph analytics.. and no code!
We just made exploring the relationships in your data that much easier. Already available for free Graphistry Hub accounts and Enterprise (Docker) users in v2.35, you can easily drop any CSV/XLS export into Graphistry and explore its relationships as a graph! Edit 2/19/2021: … And if your data looks good, think about joining the Web […]
Lowcode your graph apps with Amazon Neptune & Graphistry
With our partners on the Amazon Neptune graph database team, we created a tutorial on how to lowcode a graph app. Read on to see how graph-app-kit makes it easy to make a graph app by combining best-of-class graph tech like Graphistry, Streamlit, RAPIDS, and Neptune. Quickly turning data into interactive graph apps greatly increases […]