- What's New
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- What Is GES?
- Product Advantages
- Applicable Scenarios
- Basic Concepts
- Constraints and Limitations
- Related Services
- GES Overview
- Permissions Management
- Importing Metadata
- Creating Graphs
- Managing Graphs
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Accessing and Analyzing Graph Data
- Graph Editor
- Accessing the GES Graph Editor
- Dynamic Graphs
- Graph Exploration
- Multi-Graph Management (Database Edition)
- Adding Custom Operations
- Editing Schema
- Visual Query
- Gremlin Query
- Cypher Query
- DSL Query
- Analyzing Graphs Using Algorithms
- Analyzing Graphs on the Canvas
- Graph Display in 3D View
- Filter Criteria
- Editing Properties
- Statistics Display
- View Running Records
- Viewing Query Results
- Viewing Graph Tasks
- Configuring Permissions
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Algorithms
- Algorithm List
- PageRank
- PersonalRank
- K-core
- K-hop
- Shortest Path
- All Shortest Paths
- Filtered Shortest Path
- SSSP
- Shortest Path of Vertex Sets
- n-Paths
- Closeness Centrality
- Label Propagation
- Louvain
- Link Prediction
- Node2vec
- Real-time Recommendation
- Common Neighbors
- Connected Component
- Degree Correlation
- Triangle Count
- Clustering Coefficient
- Betweenness Centrality
- Edge Betweenness Centrality
- Origin-Destination Betweenness Centrality
- Circle Detection with a Single Vertex
- Common Neighbors of Vertex Sets
- All Shortest Paths of Vertex Sets
- Filtered Circle Detection
- Subgraph Matching
- Filtered All Pairs Shortest Paths
- Filtered All Shortest Paths
- TopicRank
- Filtered n-Paths
- Temporal Paths
- Best Practices
- FAQs
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API Reference
- Before You Start
- Calling APIs
- Management Plane APIs (V2)
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Service Plane APIs
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Memory Edition
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Vertex Operation APIs
- Querying Vertices That Meet Filter Criteria
- Querying Vertex Details
- Adding a Vertex
- Deleting a Vertex
- Updating Vertex Properties
- Querying Vertex Data in Batches
- Adding Vertices in Batches
- Deleting Vertices in Batches
- Updating Vertex Properties in Batches
- Adding a Vertex Label
- Deleting a Vertex Label
- Exporting Filtered Vertices
- Deleting Filtered Vertices
- Edge Operation APIs
- Metadata Operation APIs
- Index Operation APIs
- Gremlin Operation APIs
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Algorithm APIs
- Running Algorithms
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Algorithm API Parameter References
- Common Algorithm Parameters
- PageRank
- PersonalRank
- K-core
- K-hop
- Common Neighbors
- Common Neighbors of Vertex Sets
- Link Prediction
- Shortest Path
- All Shortest Paths
- Filtered Shortest Path
- SSSP
- Shortest Path of Vertex Sets
- n-Paths
- Filtered n-Paths
- Filtered All Pairs Shortest Paths
- All Shortest Paths of Vertex Sets
- Filtered All Shortest Paths
- Connected Component
- Label Propagation
- Louvain
- Node2vec
- Real-time Recommendation
- Degree Correlation
- Triangle Count
- Cluster Coefficient
- Closeness Centrality
- Filtered Circle Detection
- Subgraph Matching
- Topicrank
- Temporal Graph APIs
- Path APIs
- Graph Statistics APIs
- Graph Operation APIs
- Subgraph Operation APIs
- Job Management APIs
- Custom Operations APIs
- Cypher Queries
- Filtered Query
- Filtered Query V2
- Updating Specified Properties of Vertices and Edges by Importing a File
- Deleting Vertices and Edges by Files
- Granular Permission Control APIs
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Vertex Operation APIs
- Database Edition
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Memory Edition
- GES Metrics
- Appendix
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devg
- Overview
- Preparations
- Importing a Project
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Using the Service Plane SDK
- Initializing the Client of the GES Service Plane
- Querying Vertices That Meet Filtering Conditions
- Querying Edges That Meet Filtering Conditions
- Querying Vertex Details
- Querying Edge Details
- Querying Graph Metadata Details
- Querying General Information About a Graph
- Executing Gremlin Queries
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Running Algorithms
- PageRank
- PersonalRank
- K-hop
- K-core
- Shortest Path
- All Shortest Paths
- Filtered Shortest Path
- SSSP
- Shortest Path of Vertex Sets
- n Paths
- Closeness
- Label Propagation
- Louvain Algorithm
- Link Prediction
- Node2vec
- Real-time Recommendation
- Common Neighbors
- Connected Component
- Degree Correlation Algorithm
- Triangle Count
- Cluster Coefficient
- Filtered Circle Detection
- Subgraph Matching
- Filtered All Pairs Shortest Paths
- Filtered All Shortest Paths
- TopicRank
- Filtered n Paths
- Common Neighbors of Vertex Sets
- All Shortest Paths of Vertex Sets
- Querying Job Status
- Canceling a Job
- Adding a Vertex
- Deleting a Vertex
- Adding an Edge
- Deleting an Edge
- Adding an Index
- Deleting an Index
- Querying Indexes
- Exporting a Graph
- Removing a Graph
- Adding a Property
- Querying Path Details
- Incrementally Importing Data to Graphs
- Adding Vertices in Batches
- Deleting Vertices in Batches
- Adding Edges in Batches
- Deleting Edges in Batches
- Updating Vertex Properties in Batches
- Updating Edge Properties in Batches
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Using the Management Plane SDK
- Initializing the Client of the GES Management Plane
- Querying Quotas
- Verifying Metadata Files
- Querying the Graph List
- Querying Graph Details
- Creating a Graph
- Closing a Graph
- Starting a Graph
- Deleting a Graph
- Querying Backups of All Graphs
- Querying the Backup List of a Graph
- Adding a New Backup
- Deleting a Backup
- Querying Job Status
- Using Cypher JDBC Driver to Access GES
- Relationships Between SDKs and REST APIs
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FAQs
- Customer Consultation
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API Use
- How Do I Import Data to GES?
- When Binding an EIP to an Existing Instance or an Instance Being Created, What Should I Do to Deal with Insufficient Permissions for Creating Agencies?
- When Binding an EIP to an Existing Instance or an Instance Being Created, What Should I Do to Deal with Insufficient Quotas for Creating Agencies?
- Can I Run Several Gremlin/Cypher Commands At a Time?
- If a Vertex Is Deleted, What Will Happen to Edges Formed Based on the Vertex?
- What Do I Do If an Error Message Indicating a Vertex Does Not Exist Is Displayed When Properties of the Vertex Whose ID Contains Chinese Characters Are Modified?
- GUI
- Others
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Billing
GES billing is simple and predictable. You can either choose the pay-per-use billing mode or prepaid instance billing mode, which is more economic.
Billing Items
In GES, you pay for the graph size (edges), data storage space, and public network traffic you use.
Billing Item |
Description |
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Graph size (edges) |
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Data storage space |
GES data is uploaded or exported from Object Storage Service (OBS), so the storage billing is based on the OBS prices. |
Public network traffic |
GES supports bindings to public IP addresses, which are charged based on the EIP pricing rules of the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) service. However, the GES traffic generated inside the HUAWEI CLOUD network will not be charged. |
Billing Modes
GES provides two billing modes, that is, pay-per-use (hourly) and prepaid instance (monthly/yearly). You can choose either of them. The longer you use, the less you pay.
- Pay per use (hourly)
In this billing mode, you can enable or disable GES as you like. You are billed by the use duration on an hourly basis. It is applicable to customers who need to perform preliminary operation tests and Proofs-of-Concept verifications, and short-term users.
- Prepaid instance billing (monthly or yearly)
- In this billing mode, you need to make one-off payment in advance. This offers you significant discounts over pay-per-use mode and saves you 34% to 47% of costs. It is applicable to customers who plan to use GES for a long time.
- The prepaid instance is a billing concept only. You can regard it as a coupon. Purchasing prepaid instances will not have the system to create graphs. When you are using graphs, the billing system automatically compares the number of valid prepaid instances you purchased with the number of graph instances in the same region and flavor you are using. The graph instances within the prepaid instance quantity range are not charged and the extra graph instances are charged in pay-per-use mode.
- Prepaid instances are not bound to graph instances in use. For details, see the following descriptions:
- After you purchase prepaid instances, the system will not automatically create graph instances for you. If you have not run any instances, go to the GES management console to create graph instances of the corresponding region, flavor, and quantity.
- If your graph instances are billed in pay-per-use mode, the billing system automatically identifies prepaid instances and gives you discount when generating the bill after you purchase prepaid instances of the corresponding region, flavor, and quantity.
- If you delete existing graph instances and create new ones, your prepaid instances can still be used by the new instances of the same region and node type.
NOTE:
- Prepaid instances are bound to a specific region. The purchased prepaid instances can be used in the bound region only.
- Prepaid instances are bound to a specific instance flavor. Instances with different flavors have different prepaid prices.
- Prepaid instances take effect as of the date when they are purchased and automatically end when the validity period expires. For example, if you purchase a package with three million-edge instances on January 1 (the package duration is one year), then the package automatically ends at the end of December 31 in the year. Note that if you do not use the graphs within the validity period, the validity period will not be extended and the fee cannot be refunded. Therefore, to save your costs, you are advised to create graph instances immediately after purchasing prepaid instances, or purchase prepaid packages after creating graph instances.
Overdue
In pay-per-use mode, API fees are deducted every hour. If your account balance is insufficient to pay for the expense occurred in the last hour, your account will be in arrears, and GES APIs have a grace period and retention period.
If the APIs are renewed within the retention period, they will be available and billed from the original expiration date.
If your account is in arrears, some operations will be restricted. You are advised to renew your account as soon as possible. The restricted operations are as follows:
- Resource creation operations (such as graph creation and metadata creation)
- Service subscription
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