How to replicate and sync a MySQL to graph database












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I need to replicate and continuously sync a MySQL database to a graph database, to further query and analyze data from an eCommerce application.



Came across DZone Article which talks about syncing data between oracle and Neo4J. They are using Oracle GoldenGate and Apache Kafka for this.



However, I have a few questions on how this would be implemented -




  1. What about the graph data model? Can I generate graph data model from existing RDBMS data model? Are there any open source ETL solutions to map data models between source and target?


  2. The RDBMS data model may change as part of new features. How to keep data models in sync between a source RDBMS and target graph database?


  3. Are there any other approaches to make this work?



I'm fairly new to SQL to NoSQL replication. Any inputs?










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    I need to replicate and continuously sync a MySQL database to a graph database, to further query and analyze data from an eCommerce application.



    Came across DZone Article which talks about syncing data between oracle and Neo4J. They are using Oracle GoldenGate and Apache Kafka for this.



    However, I have a few questions on how this would be implemented -




    1. What about the graph data model? Can I generate graph data model from existing RDBMS data model? Are there any open source ETL solutions to map data models between source and target?


    2. The RDBMS data model may change as part of new features. How to keep data models in sync between a source RDBMS and target graph database?


    3. Are there any other approaches to make this work?



    I'm fairly new to SQL to NoSQL replication. Any inputs?










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      I need to replicate and continuously sync a MySQL database to a graph database, to further query and analyze data from an eCommerce application.



      Came across DZone Article which talks about syncing data between oracle and Neo4J. They are using Oracle GoldenGate and Apache Kafka for this.



      However, I have a few questions on how this would be implemented -




      1. What about the graph data model? Can I generate graph data model from existing RDBMS data model? Are there any open source ETL solutions to map data models between source and target?


      2. The RDBMS data model may change as part of new features. How to keep data models in sync between a source RDBMS and target graph database?


      3. Are there any other approaches to make this work?



      I'm fairly new to SQL to NoSQL replication. Any inputs?










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      I need to replicate and continuously sync a MySQL database to a graph database, to further query and analyze data from an eCommerce application.



      Came across DZone Article which talks about syncing data between oracle and Neo4J. They are using Oracle GoldenGate and Apache Kafka for this.



      However, I have a few questions on how this would be implemented -




      1. What about the graph data model? Can I generate graph data model from existing RDBMS data model? Are there any open source ETL solutions to map data models between source and target?


      2. The RDBMS data model may change as part of new features. How to keep data models in sync between a source RDBMS and target graph database?


      3. Are there any other approaches to make this work?



      I'm fairly new to SQL to NoSQL replication. Any inputs?







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