The technology has an opensource version and enterprise version. Let me explain..
GRAKN.AI is made of 2 core components:
1. Grakn: the storage (i.e. knowledge base) where you store data
2. Graql: the language to retrieve the data
Both Grakn and Graql is opensource and will always be opensource, forever. Just like MySQL, Hadoop, Spark, etc.
GRAKN.AI Enterprise is a commercial distribution (which will be released in 3 months), which comes with:
1. Cluster manageent: monitoring and provisioning
2. Security: authenticaion and custom user access right (granular separation of access for users based on different portions of the data model)
3. Natural Language search: both fuzzy string matching and NLP search
4. Knowledge IDE: and IDE for UI-driven knowledge modeling, and IDE to develop the model, and all kinds of modeling and analysis tool to help you manage your knowledge base.
All 4 features above are not available in the opensource distribution. To get them, you need to purchase GRAKN.AI Enterprise. The user can decide to purchase them when they need them.
I hope that helps? Let me know if that makes sense. :)
GRAKN.AI is made of 2 core components:
1. Grakn: the storage (i.e. knowledge base) where you store data
2. Graql: the language to retrieve the data Both Grakn and Graql is opensource and will always be opensource, forever. Just like MySQL, Hadoop, Spark, etc.
GRAKN.AI Enterprise is a commercial distribution (which will be released in 3 months), which comes with:
1. Cluster manageent: monitoring and provisioning
2. Security: authenticaion and custom user access right (granular separation of access for users based on different portions of the data model)
3. Natural Language search: both fuzzy string matching and NLP search
4. Knowledge IDE: and IDE for UI-driven knowledge modeling, and IDE to develop the model, and all kinds of modeling and analysis tool to help you manage your knowledge base.
All 4 features above are not available in the opensource distribution. To get them, you need to purchase GRAKN.AI Enterprise. The user can decide to purchase them when they need them.
I hope that helps? Let me know if that makes sense. :)