Cluster Architecture Structure of an ArangoDB Cluster Agents Coordinators DBServers Many sensible configurations Cluster ID Sharding Synchronous replication Automatic failo...

Incompatible changes in ArangoDB 2.7 AQL changes Foxx changes Bundling and compilation Manifest scripts Foxx Queues Foxx Sessions Request module arangodump / backups Starti...

Working with routers Nested routers Local middleware Router factories Working with routers In Foxx routers are used to definethe URLs of your API. The easiest way to use a ...

Traversals Starting from Scratch Traversals ArangoDB provides several ways to query graph data .Very simple operations can be composed with the low-level edge methods edges, i...

Working with routers Nested routers Local middleware Router factories Working with routers In Foxx routers are used to definethe URLs of your API. The easiest way to use a ...

Upgrading on macOS Upgrading via Homebrew Upgrading via Package Upgrading more complex environments Upgrading on macOS This section describes upgrading an ArangoDB single-ser...

Authentication See also Authentication The ArangoDB Kubernetes Operator will by default create ArangoDB deploymentsthat require authentication to access the database. It uses...

Upgrading to ArangoDB 3.4 Upgrading to ArangoDB 3.4 Please be sure that you have checked the list of incompatible changes in 3.4 before upgrading. Upon upgrading from 3.3 to 3...

Introduction to Replication Asynchronous replication Synchronous replication Satellite collections Introduction to Replication Replication allows you to replicate data onto ...

Queries Module Properties Currently running queries Slow queries Clear slow queries Kill Queries Module const queries = require('@arangodb/aql/queries') The query module...