Is it possible to install this on a Windows7 machine?

[starryknight7]

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[versae]

We have never done it before, but I don't see why not, as long as required technological stack works in Windows 7. However, after my 2 min. research, everything seems to have Windows versions, but GraphLab Create, which is the library we use underneath to run the analysis. We have plans to replace it with an open-source alternative such as SparkX GraphX, but its Python interface is still on the works.

What you need:

• Python/Django
• pip tools
• PostgreSQL
• Neo4j

And for analysis and reports just add:

• GraphLab Create (only for graph analysis)
• Celery
• Redis
• RabbitMQ

That being said, if you don't need graph analysis, you are ready to go.

PS: For Mac OS X there shouldn't be any problem.

[starryknight7]

I definitely need graph analysis, and am using a Windows machine. If GraphLab
Create doesn't work, can you suggest an alternative? I've been playing with
the cloud version of Sylva and am really impressed.

Thanks!

On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 7:07 PM, Javier de la Rosa <[email protected]

wrote:

We have never done it before, but I don't see why not, as long as required
technological stack works in Windows 7. However, after my 2 min. research,
everything seems to have Windows versions, but GraphLab Create, which is
the library we use underneath to run the analysis. We have plans to replace
it with an open-source alternative such as SparkX GraphX, but its Python
interface is still on the works.

What you need:

• Python/Django
• pip tools
• PostgreSQL
• Neo4j

And for analysis and reports just add:

• GraphLab Create (only for graph analysis)
• Celery
• Redis
• RabbitMQ

That being said, if you don't need graph analysis, you are ready to go.

PS: For Mac OS X there shouldn't be any problem.

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[versae]

Thanks!

The solution the people behind GraphLab propose is to use a virtual machine
XD I can see that doesn't work for you.

We will star working in the Apache Spark GraphX replacement as soon as they
create the Python interface. But in the meantime, you can easily overwrite
the analytic engine and make it work with NetworkX instead. Obviously, this
will incur in a performance/memory issue with big graphs, but it's the best
workaround for now.

Sent using a cell-phone, so sorry for the typos and wrong auto-corrections.
On Jan 22, 2015 11:05 PM, "cirocco" [email protected] wrote:

I definitely need graph analysis, and am using a Windows machine. If
GraphLab
Create doesn't work, can you suggest an alternative? I've been playing
with
the cloud version of Sylva and am really impressed.

Thanks!

On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 7:07 PM, Javier de la Rosa <
[email protected]

wrote:

We have never done it before, but I don't see why not, as long as
required
technological stack works in Windows 7. However, after my 2 min.
research,
everything seems to have Windows versions, but GraphLab Create, which is
the library we use underneath to run the analysis. We have plans to
replace
it with an open-source alternative such as SparkX GraphX, but its Python
interface is still on the works.

What you need:

• Python/Django
• pip tools
• PostgreSQL
• Neo4j

And for analysis and reports just add:

• GraphLab Create (only for graph analysis)
• Celery
• Redis
• RabbitMQ

That being said, if you don't need graph analysis, you are ready to go.

PS: For Mac OS X there shouldn't be any problem.

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#22 (comment).

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#22 (comment).

[versae]

Well, it looks like GraphLab Create has become open source. I hope it's a matter of time that they release a Windows compatible version.