Notes from the Trenches

Figure: Clustering animation when neighbor edges weigh more than non-neighbors   Graphistry v2.30.26 is a fast and worthwhile follow on to our big v2.29 introduction of the 2.0 API for quickly uploading big graphs (Apache Arrow + RAPIDS!) and the 2.30.11 launch of Graphistry Hub for free open visual investigations on managed Graphistry GPU instances. […]

Release 2.30.11 is a fast and worthwhile follow on the big 2.29 release. If you didn’t get Graphistry 2.29 with our new Graphistry 2.0 API — 100X faster & bigger uploads! — now is your chance with 2.30. The latest release also introduces Graphistry Hub, RAPIDS 0.14, open registration mode, and more. As a reminder, […]

Updated: 6.24.2020 to reflect PyGraphistry now supporting the 2.0 Upload API The Graphistry team has been quite busy with v2.29. While we’ve been quiet on the tool side as we’ve been directing attention to our volunteer efforts like ProjectDomino.org for medical anti-misinformation, and as you’ll see, a lot has been happening! As usual, get the […]

Welcome to the inaugural Graphistry masterclass! In our first session, we dig into hunting over encrypted network activity with Zeek logs, Graphistry visualization, and Jupyter Notebooks with special guest Chit from Corelight.

2019/5/8 10:00

Graphistry makes it easy to explore the hidden connections in any CSV or flat file by automatically exposing the underlying graph. This tutorial walks through the CSV Mini-App notebook that comes with Graphistry and applies it to visualizing the recent Implant Files medical device recalls database by the ICIJ.