Production Raphtory

Deploy, monitor, and scale graph intelligence in production

From Docker Compose to Kubernetes, comprehensive guides for running Raphtory at scale.

Production Checklist

Before deploying Raphtory to production:

  • Deployment: Containerized with resource limits
  • Monitoring: Metrics, logs, and alerts configured
  • Performance: Benchmarked for your data scale
  • Security: Authentication, authorization, network policies
  • Disaster Recovery: Backups and restoration tested

Quick Start by Environment


Production Topics

πŸš€ Deployment

Get Raphtory running in your infrastructure:


πŸ“Š Observability

Monitor health and troubleshoot issues:

Key Metrics to Track:

  • Graph size (nodes, edges)
  • Algorithm runtime
  • Memory usage per algorithm
  • Query throughput
  • P95/P99 latency

⚑ Performance

Optimize for your scale:

Performance Baselines (single server, 16 cores, 64GB RAM):

  • Graph building: 1M edges/sec from Pandas
  • PageRank: 10M edges in ~5 seconds (20 iterations)
  • Louvain: 10M edges in ~8 seconds
  • Memory: ~500MB per 1M edges

πŸ”’ Security

Protect your graph intelligence:


Architecture Patterns

Pattern 1: Batch Intelligence

Use case: Daily fraud detection, nightly risk scoring


Pattern 2: Real-Time Intelligence

Use case: Live fraud detection, instant risk scoring


Pattern 3: Interactive Analytics

Use case: GraphQL exploration, analyst workflows


Getting Started

1. Choose Your Deployment

  • Small scale (<10M edges): Docker Compose
  • Medium scale (10M-100M edges): Kubernetes (3-5 nodes)
  • Large scale (100M+ edges): Kubernetes cluster with auto-scaling

2. Set Up Monitoring

Start with Prometheus + Grafana to track:

  • Graph intelligence job completion
  • Memory usage trends
  • Algorithm performance

3. Benchmark Your Workload

Use benchmarking tools to:

  • Establish performance baselines
  • Identify bottlenecks
  • Plan capacity

4. Secure Your Deployment

Implement authentication and network policies.


Production Best Practices

Resource Management

  • Memory: Allocate 2x graph size in RAM for algorithms
  • CPU: Scale horizontally for parallel workloads
  • Storage: Use SSD for persistent graphs

Reliability

  • Graceful degradation: Cache algorithm results
  • Circuit breakers: Protect downstream services
  • Retries: Idempotent graph operations

Operations

  • Version control: Pin Raphtory versions in production
  • Rolling updates: Zero-downtime deployments
  • Rollback plan: Test rollback procedures

Example: Production-Ready Docker Compose

Full deployment guide β†’


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