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Add Graph Database Backend to kern_bin_db #13

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alessandrocarminati opened this issue Nov 24, 2023 · 0 comments
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Add Graph Database Backend to kern_bin_db #13

alessandrocarminati opened this issue Nov 24, 2023 · 0 comments
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Objective

The aim is to integrate a new backend for the kern_bin_db, specifically targeting graph databases like Neo4j or Memgraph. This addition will facilitate compatibility with Cypher queries, enabling third-party applications to leverage the kernel data effectively.

Current Situation

  • Database Backend: The current kern_bin_db lacks support for graph databases.
  • Use Case: Integrating a graph database backend allows for broader applications and analysis possibilities.

Proposed Solution

  • Graph Database Options: Consideration of suitable graph database solutions like Neo4j or Memgraph.
  • Backend Integration: Develop an interface to connect the kern_bin_db to the chosen graph database, implementing Cypher compatibility.

Tasks

  • Research and Evaluation:
    • Explore the compatibility and capabilities of graph databases (Neo4j, Memgraph) with kern_bin_db requirements.
  • Design and Implementation:
    • Develop an interface layer between kern_bin_db and the selected graph database.
    • Ensure Cypher compatibility for seamless query execution.
  • Testing and Validation:
    • Perform extensive testing to verify data consistency and query performance.
    • Validate the integration's efficiency and effectiveness in handling kernel data.
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