Memgraph is laughably expensive - I honestly wonder what anyone actually uses it for outside of companies that just don't care about infra spend.
To add more context, Memgraph Enterprise pricing is explained under https://memgraph.com/pricing: "Starting at $25,000 per year for 16 GB, Memgraph has an all-inclusive, simple pricing model that scales with your workload without restrictions. No charge for compute. No charge for replicas. No charge for algorithms. No Surprises.".
In addition, Memgraph Community is free (standard BSL license, which turns into Apache2 4 years after release date, https://github.com/memgraph/memgraph/blob/master/licenses/BS...), and it has many features that are usually considered enterprise (users, replication, not a single degradation in performance or scale, etc.).
Please elaborate more about why the pricing seems expensive, or put it into the infra-cost perspective :pray:
To be fair, it is quite nice for the pricing to be transparent. And I think it's somewhat competitive w.r.t. Stardog, for example. The community version is less restricted than Ontotext, for example.
In the relational space, it took OSS options like Postgres many decades (and somehow paid-for person-years) to get to a place where enterprises seriously consider migrating off Oracle to it.
MATCH p = (host:VMHOST {name: 'your_host_name'})-[:RUNS]->(vm)-[:HAS_SERVICE]->(service)-[:EXPOSES_PORT]->(port:TCPPORT {port: 80}) RETURN p
This can save a absurd amount of time for analyzing the impacts of failures and security isolation compliance.