A while ago, I showed you a way to scale Neo4j writes using RabbitMQ. Which was kinda cool, but some of you asked me for a different solution that didn’t involve adding yet another software component to the stack.
Turns out we can do this in just Neo4j using a little help from the Guava library. The solution involved a background service running that holds the writes in a queue, and every once in a while (like say every second) commits those writes in one transaction.
Continue reading
Max De Marzi 