HyperGraphDB

Windows · Self-hosted

Freedom report

One barScore 5.3

HyperGraphDB is ranked #30 of 37 in graph databases on Freedom251. It runs on Self-hosted, Windows.

Compared on graph databases

Product: HyperGraphDB is an embedded graph database library designed for use in applications.
Data model: It uses generalized hypergraphs in which hyperedges can contain other hyperedges.
Intended uses: The project describes AI and semantic web projects as target uses and says it can also serve as an embedded object-oriented database.
Storage: The installation guide says HyperGraphDB uses Oracle Berkeley DB and supports both Berkeley DB’s native C interface and Java Edition, with Java Edition as the default.
Distribution: The guide says release archives are available as .tar.gz for Unix platforms and .zip for Windows.
Maven: The guide documents adding HyperGraphDB modules and dependencies from its Maven repository.
Peer-to-peer: The distribution includes optional peer-to-peer functionality, and the installation guide says distributed databases can be created with additional P2P libraries.
Security: The opened first-party pages do not state security certifications or compliance claims.
Support and community: The site links to community resources, a tutorial, Javadoc, and a questions and answers page.
License: The project’s GitHub page identifies its license as Apache-2.0.
Architecture limit: The installation guide says HyperGraphDB has no client/server communication layer.
Maker: The official site footer credits Kobrix Software.

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