Tutorials

GeneralPermalink

• Getting started: A beginner’s guide to ArangoDB.

• ArangoDB Web UI: Overview over the built-in web interface.

• Using the Web UI AQL Editor: Basic introduction to the query editor of the web interface.

• Index types and how indexes are used in ArangoDB:
  • Part I: Index types
  • Part II: How to create indexes

• ArangoSearch: Implementation details and hands-on tutorial about ArangoDB’s full-text search engine.

• Data Masking: Anonymizing Production Data Securely For Testing & Development Environments

Data modelingPermalink

• How to model customer surveys in a graph database: A question and answer game based on decision trees.

• Data Modeling and Operational Factors: Learn about what design decisions are crucial for application performance.

• Time traveling with graph databases: Concepts for a revision history of graph data. Also see the simplified tutorial.

QueriesPermalink

• AQL: Introduction to ArangoDB’s query language AQL

• Data Queries: A primer on AQL data access and modification queries.

• AQL Query Patterns & Examples: Subqueries, joins, dynamic attribute names and more.

• CRUD: Document CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) with AQL and HTTP API

• Geo Queries: How to use the ArangoDB Geo Index Cursor via AQL

• GeoJSON tutorial: Indexing and querying GeoJSON data.

• AQL Query Optimization with Query Profiling: Examination of query performance by example and common performance pitfalls.

• Performance Course: Performance Optimization Basics: How to make your queries faster

• SmartJoins:
  • Introduction: Making distributed join operations local.
  • Tutorial: Boosting cluster join query performance.

• SQL / AQL - Comparison: Differences and similarities between ArangoDB Query Language (AQL) and Structured Query Language (SQL).

• Comparing ArangoDB AQL to Neo4j Cypher: Language models, database concepts and queries.

• ArangoDB vs MongoDB: Comparison between performing queries in both systems.

GraphsPermalink

• Graph Course: Get started with ArangoDB’s graph related features

• Pattern Matching: Find the best flights between two airports with the lowest total travel time.

• k Shortest Paths Queries in AQL: Query your graph for multiple shortest path alternatives.

• SmartGraphs: Performance benefit for graphs sharded in an ArangoDB Cluster.

• Pregel Community Detection: Find an underlying community structure in a network.

• Visualizing an ArangoDB Graph in Cytoscape:

• Visualizing Graphs with ArangoDB and KeyLines: Using a Foxx microservice to power a robust graph visualization application.

• Smartifier: Transforming an existing Graph dataset into a SmartGraph for Enterprise level scaling

FoxxPermalink

• Foxx: How it works: Write data access & domain logic as microservices running in the database with native access to in-memory data.

• Video: Intro to Foxx Microservices Tutorial: This introduction to Foxx comes from our ArangoDB Fundamentals Course available on Udemy.

• Getting Started with Foxx: Introduction to Foxx Microservices that will take you from an empty folder to a first Foxx service querying data.

• Permissions with Foxx: Tutorial on how to use the Foxx framework by creating a fine-grained permission control management service.

• ArangoDB Foxx CLI: Foxx CLI is easy to use Node.js-based command line tool for managing and developing ArangoDB Foxx services.

• Fault-tolerant Foxx: Tutorial on how Foxx service are distributed within a cluster and how the cluster is self-healing the environment.

• Auto-Generate GraphQL for ArangoDB: Query GraphQL with only a GraphQL IDL schema using a generator.

DeploymentPermalink

• Run multiple versions of ArangoDB in parallel using the .tar.gz distribution

• ArangoDB Starter: Starting an ArangoDB Cluster or database the easy way

• Datacenter to datacenter Replication:
  • A tutorial about the ArangoSync DC2DC solution
  • Setting up Datacenter to Datacenter Replication in ArangoDB

• Kubernetes: Start ArangoDB on Kubernetes in 5 minutes

• DC2DC on Kubernetes: Start DC2DC between two ArangoDB clusters running in Kubernetes.

AdministrationPermalink

• User Management: Granting users permissions for databases and collections.

• Reduce Memory Footprint: Configuration options to restrict ArangoDB’s memory usage and to reduce the CPU utilization

• ArangoDB Hot Backup: Creating consistent cluster-wide snapshots.

• Cluster Administration Course: Concepts, maintenance, resilience and troubleshooting.

• Monitor ArangoDB: Set up a monitoring system for ArangoDB using collectd, Prometheus and Grafana

• Performance analysis with pyArango:
  • Part I: Single instance
  • Part II: Cluster environment (inspecting transactions)
  • Part III: Measuring possible capacity with usage scenarios

• Using The Linux Kernel and Cgroups to Simulate Starvation

• Oasisctl:
  • Opening the ArangoDB Oasis API & Terraform Provider
  • Getting Started with the Oasis API and Oasisctl

Drivers and IntegrationsPermalink

• Node.js in 10 Minutes: Tutorial about the JavaScript client ArangoJS.

• Java in 10 Minutes: Tutorial about the ArangoDB Java Driver.

• PHP in 10 Minutes: Tutorial about the ArangoDB-PHP client.

• Python in 10 Minutes: Tutorial about the Python driver pyArango.

• ArangoDB Go driver: Getting started with the official driver.

• Introduction to Fuerte: The low-level ArangoDB C++ Driver.

• Spring Data Demo: Basic Spring Data Usage with a Game of Thrones dataset.

• Arangochair: A tool for listening to changes in ArangoDB.

• Massive Inserts into ArangoDB With Node.js: Persisting data without tools and drivers.

• BI Connectors: Connect your business intelligence tools to ArangoDB (Tableau, Power BI, Qlik, Grafana).