Graphlytic Server

How it works

The first step is to DOWNLOAD and install the application. Graphlytic Server can be installed in several ways and on multiple OS including Docker, Linux service or app, Windows service or app, Mac OS.

After the first start of the application, activation of the application is required. Graphlytic offers different features based on the application edition (LITE or ENTERPRISE) unlocked with a license key. If you don't have a license key you can enter your email address and the free LITE edition (for 1 user) will be unlocked. No credit card required, no strings attached.

Graphlytic is using a graph database to store and retrieve graph data. Multiple graph database solutions are supported by Graphlytic, e.g. Neo4j, Azure Cosmos DB, or various Apache TinkerPop Gremlin-based graph databases like JanusGraph, or AWS Neptune. For more information refer to the Graph Connections documentation.

Now you can start to visualize your graph data. Graph visualizations can be saved and reloaded later with automatic notification on any changes in the graph data. Visualizations can be exported as images or CSV files for use in different applications and can be also shared with other users in the application to provide effective collaboration on bigger projects. Take a look at our Feature videos if you want to quickly learn how to use the visualization.

Manuals & Tutorials

Here you can find installation manuals for every supported platform, and tutorials for the most common tasks and use cases regarding installation and configuration of Graphlytic Server. For more information about Graphlytic usage and configuration please refer to the documentation.

Installation Manual for Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure

Graphlytic installation as a Microsoft Azure application.

Installation Manual for Docker

Docker on CentOS 8

Graphlytic installation as a Docker container on CentOS 8 host.

Docker on Ubuntu

Graphlytic installation as a Docker container on Ubuntu host.

Docker on Windows

Graphlytic installation as a Docker container on Windows host.

Installation Manuals for Linux

Red Hat - Installation of a service

Graphlytic installation as a Linux service that will be automatically started during server boot.

Ubuntu - Installation of a console application

Graphlytic installation as a console application that needs to be started explicitly everytime you want to run it.

Ubuntu - Installation of a service

Graphlytic installation as a Linux service that will be automatically started during server boot.

Installation Manuals for Windows

Windows OS - Installation of a console application

Graphlytic installation as a console application that needs to be started explicitly with the graphlytic.exe file.

Windows OS - Installation of a service

Graphlytic installation as a Windows service that will be automatically started during server boot. Ideal for Windows Server machines.

Installation Manuals for Apple Mac OS

Apple Mac OS - Installation of a console application

Graphlytic installation as a console application that needs to be explicitly started everytime you want to use it.