TypeDB overview
Welcome to the TypeDB technical documentation.
Check the layout of the TypeDB documentation below.
Basics of TypeDB
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Type system — essential information on types and inheritance
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Queries — essential information on queries
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Patterns — essential information on pattern matching
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Inference — essential information on rules and reasoning (inference)
Connecting to TypeDB
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Connecting to TypeDB — TypeDB server and database connections
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TypeDB Studio — IDE for TypeDB
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TypeDB Console — CLI tool for TypeDB
Developing with TypeDB
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Defining schema — database schema definition
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Writing data — writing data queries
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Reading data — reading data queries
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Inferring data — data inference queries
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Response interpretation — query response formats
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Best practices — schema and query design tips
Managing TypeDB
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Configuration — TypeDB server configuration parameters and host machine requirements
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Export and import — exporting and importing database schema and data
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Upgrading — how to migrate to a newer version of TypeDB
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High availability — description of TypeDB high availability features
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Security features — description of TypeDB security features
Tutorials
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IAM schema explanation — a brief description of IAM schema that is widely used throughout the documentation
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Sample application — a simple example of how to use TypeDB with Java, Python, and Node.js
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Data migration — how to load a dataset from an intermediate input format into a TypeDB database
Where to go from here?
Install TypeDB and use Quickstart to try it yourself.
Check the TypeDB in 25 queries page for more interesting queries.
To learn more about TypeDB, check the major sections of the documentation:
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the Fundamentals for essential knowledge about TypeDB,
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the Connecting to TypeDB for information about how to connect to TypeDB,
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the Developing with TypeDB for the in-detail documentation of the TypeDB development workflow,
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the Managing TypeDB for the instructions for setting up a production environment, or
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the Tutorials for how-to guides and the IAM schema explanation.
Check our documentation for TypeQL and TypeDB Clients.