Anyone know if there is a good framework or something out there that implements a distributed Graph Database using Tinkerpop 3.x?

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I just did my first release as the new project owner for Goblin! It's an open-source  OGM for Graph Databases that sits on top of Tinkerpop.

Check it out here:
https://git.qoto.org/goblin-ogm/goblin

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Woot just released version 3.3.2 of aiogremlin, a open-source   Gremlin DSL for python.

https://pypi.org/project/aiogremlin/

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So now that I took over the Goblin open-source   project I started cleaning up the README and other repo documentation. Its amazing how just a little bit of time and attention can make a project look significantly more professional. Logo only cost me 7 bucks too!

https://git.qoto.org/goblin-ogm/aiogremlin

https://github.com/goblin-ogm/aiogremlin

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So Gremlin Python ( Tinkerpop 3 ) does not have transaction support. So only way to get transaction like behavior is to make sure you do everything in a single database traversal.

Because I am writing an ORM / OGM model as my base that means I needed to implement something that looks like optimistic locking all my own (only works on immutable write-only graphs). Its a huge pain in the ass.

Anyway after half a day I finally figured out this is the traversal I need to resolve my optimistic lock when creating a single new node in the DB:

session.g.E().has('dirty',1).aggregate('x').fold().V().has('dirty',1).aggregate('x').choose(__.V().hasLabel('account').has("fingerprint", "DEADF00D").hasNot('dirty').count().is_(0), __.select('x').unfold().properties('dirty').drop()).iterate()

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