OrientDB Manual - version 3.2.46

Welcome to OrientDB - the first Multi-Model Open Source NoSQL DBMS that brings together the power of graphs and the flexibility of documents into one scalable high-performance operational database.

OrientDB v 3.2.46 is our latest GA

Getting Started	Main Topics	Developers
Introduction to OrientDB	Basic Concepts	SQL
Installation	Supported Data Types	Gremlin
First Steps	Inheritance	HTTP API
Troubleshooting	Security	Java API
Enterprise Edition	Indexes	NodeJS
Security Guide	ACID Transactions	PHP
	Functions	Python
	Caching Levels	.NET
	Common Use Cases	Other Drivers
		Network Binary Protocol
		Javadocs

Operations

Installation
3rd party Plugins
Upgrade
Configuration
Distributed Architecture (replication, sharding and high-availability)
Performance Tuning
ETL to Import any kind of data into OrientDB
Import from Relational DB
Backup and Restore
Export and Import

Quick References

Resources

User Group - Have question, troubles, problems?
Professional Support
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Past Releases

v3.1.x

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