Abstract: Techniques are described herein for early pruning of potential graph query results. Specifically, based on determining that property values of a path through graph data cannot affect results of a query, the path is pruned from a set of potential query solutions prior to fully exploring the path. Early solution pruning is performed on prunable queries that project prunable functions including MIN, MAX, SUM, and DISTINCT, the results of which are not tied to a number of paths explored for query execution. A database system implements early solution pruning for a prunable query based on intermediate results maintained for the query during query execution. Specifically, when a system determines that property values of a given potential solution path cannot affect the query results reflected in intermediate results maintained for the query, the path is discarded from the set of possible query solutions without further exploration of the path.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for allocating and rebalancing computing resources for executing graph workloads in manner that increases system throughput. According to one embodiment, a method includes receiving a request to execute a graph processing workload on a dataset, identifying a plurality of graph operators that constitute the graph processing workload, and determining whether execution of each graph operator is processor intensive or memory intensive. The method also includes assigning a task weight for each graph operator of the plurality of graph operators, and performing, based on the assigned task weights, a first allocation of computing resources to execute the plurality of graph operators. Further, the method includes causing, according to the first allocation, execution of the plurality of graph operators by the computing resources, and monitoring computing resource usage of graph operators executed by the computing resources according to the first allocation.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for concurrently evaluating graph processing tasks in a fair and efficient manner. In an embodiment, a request to execute a graph processing task is received. A first mapping associates each graph processing task of a plurality of graph processing tasks to a set of workload characteristics of a plurality of sets of workload characteristics. A second mapping associates each set of workload characteristics of the plurality of sets of workload characteristics to a set of execution parameters of a plurality of sets of execution parameters. Using the first mapping, a set of workload characteristics is determined based on the graph processing task. Using the second mapping, a set of execution parameters is determined based on the determined set of workload characteristics. The graph processing task is executed based on the determined set of execution parameters.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for allocating and rebalancing computing resources for executing graph workloads in manner that increases system throughput. According to one embodiment, a method includes receiving a request to execute a graph processing workload on a dataset, identifying a plurality of graph operators that constitute the graph processing workload, and determining whether execution of each graph operator is processor intensive or memory intensive. The method also includes assigning a task weight for each graph operator of the plurality of graph operators, and performing, based on the assigned task weights, a first allocation of computing resources to execute the plurality of graph operators. Further, the method includes causing, according to the first allocation, execution of the plurality of graph operators by the computing resources, and monitoring computing resource usage of graph operators executed by the computing resources according to the first allocation.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for space-efficient encoding of label information of property graphs. In an embodiment, an input graph is received. The input graph comprises a plurality of entities and a plurality of label sets. Each entity of said plurality of entities is associated with a label set of the plurality of label sets and each label set of the plurality of label sets comprises zero or more labels of a plurality of labels. A first mapping is generated that maps each label of the plurality of labels to a label code. A second mapping is generated that maps each label integer set of a plurality of label integer sets to a label code. Each label integer set of the plurality of label integer sets corresponds to a label set of the plurality of label sets, wherein each label integer set of the plurality of label integer sets comprises label codes from the first mapping that are mapped to each label included in the corresponding label set.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for concurrently evaluating graph processing tasks in a fair and efficient manner. In an embodiment, a request to execute a graph processing task is received. A first mapping associates each graph processing task of a plurality of graph processing tasks to a set of workload characteristics of a plurality of sets of workload characteristics. A second mapping associates each set of workload characteristics of the plurality of sets of workload characteristics to a set of execution parameters of a plurality of sets of execution parameters. Using the first mapping, a set of workload characteristics is determined based on the graph processing task. Using the second mapping, a set of execution parameters is determined based on the determined set of workload characteristics. The graph processing task is executed based on the determined set of execution parameters.