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Getting Started

First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).

You can go through the tinkerpop documentation for loads of examples.

For other datasets, a great resource is the Stanford Large Network Dataset Collection.

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Getting Started
First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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Getting Started
First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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Getting Started
First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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Getting Started
First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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Getting Started
First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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Getting Started
First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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First you'll need to download both the gremlin-server and gremlin-console from the Apache Tinkerpop website. Start the gremlin server (using gremlin-server.sh in the server's bin directory). Each use case will assume that you can get into the gremlin console (using gremlin.sh in the console's bin directory).
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