Windows 10: Graph Engine 1.0 Preview Released

Brink · May 14, 2015

We are very pleased to announce that the Graph Engine 1.0 preview has finally been released to the public. Graph Engine, previously known as Trinity, is a distributed, in-memory, large graph processing engine.

Graphs play an indispensable role in a wide range of domains. Graph processing at scale, however, is facing challenges at all levels, ranging from system architecture to programming models for managing and processing large graphs. Underpinned by a strongly-typed RAM store and a general computation engine, Graph Engine helps users build both real-time online query processing applications and high-throughput offline analytics systems with ease.

Graph Engine’s RAM store can manage billions of run-time objects. The RAM store provides efficient memory management with high memory utilization ratios. It takes full advantage of the RAM to speed up data access and computations, but only in a way that makes every single byte count.

As a versatile general-purpose computation engine, Graph Engine is extremely extensible. It provides a unified declarative language for both data modeling and message passing. Instead of using a fixed data schema and hard-wired computation paradigms, it allows users to freely define data schemata and extend the system capability by performing fine-grained message passing.

Graph Engine is ready to integrate with other system stacks as well. The user-defined APIs can be easily exposed via RESTful interfaces. An application powered by Graph Engine is accessible to any connected device.

Graph Engine has many built-in features for distributed programming, including:

Declarative data modeling and network programming;

Full IntelliSense support;

Language-Integrated Query;

Remote application deployment, control, monitoring, and debugging.

Graph Engine provides seamless integration with the powerful integrated development environment Visual Studio and Microsoft’s cloud computing platform Azure. It offers developers the best experience in both development and deployment on both the local and cloud sides. Developers can create Graph Engine applications in the all-purpose Visual Studio and deploy the applications to the cloud (Azure) with just a few clicks.

This is our first official public preview. We look forward to feedback and suggestions. We will continue to provide routine maintenance and regular new releases, turning our research ideas into real-life functionality.

To get more information, documents, and downloads, please visit: http://graphengine.io.
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Source: Graph Engine - Microsoft Research

See also: Microsoft quietly delivers first preview of Graph Engine | ZDNet

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lacrumb · May 14, 2015

Windows 10- Multiple problems

This forum is for Insiders that are testing Preview builds that have not been released to the public.

Please move this to the regular Windows Forum.

You may want to put this information in Feedback where the Microsoft engineers can see it.

kvjn · May 14, 2015

Windows 10 Upgrade Build Number

Question is the title. I installed the Win10 update to my desktop which was running Win8.1. When I checked the Win10 build number it showed as 10240, which just happens to be the build number of the last Tech Preview release that I installed on my laptop
(which is what I've been using as the test platform for the Tech Previews of Win10). So is this telling me that the actual Win10 Upgrade release on 7/29/2015 was the last Tech Preview build or did some software engineer forget to change the build number?

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