International Journal of Computer Science and Information Technologies
For a long time, data has been typically stored in tabular form so as to increase the indexing and readability. Now-a-days, the trends are changing as graph databases are quickly gaining popularity. In fact, it would not be wrong to call them \"The future of DBMS\". The representation of data in the form of a graph lends itself well to structured data with a dynamic schema. This paper goes over current applications and implementations of graph databases, giving an overview of the different types available and their application. Due wide spread of graph algorithms and models, no standard system or query language has been denied for graph databases.