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### The curated, primary-source reference for graph databases, RDF triple stores, property graph systems, and vector-capable graph engines.
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**A curated reference covering 54 graph databases — Neo4j, Apache Jena, Stardog, ArangoDB, Memgraph, TigerGraph, Dgraph, Virtuoso, GraphDB, Amazon Neptune, Oracle Graph, Google Spanner Graph, and more — with explicit vector-search classification for every entry.**
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**A curated reference covering 70 graph databases — Neo4j, Apache Jena, Stardog, ArangoDB, Memgraph, TigerGraph, Dgraph, Virtuoso, GraphDB, Amazon Neptune, Oracle Graph, Google Spanner Graph, SAP HANA Graph, and more — with explicit vector-search classification for every entry.**
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> **Which graph databases actually support vector search, and how?**
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Every one of the 54 entries is anchored to official documentation, product pages, or source repositories. The catalog distinguishes native vector support from connector-based, paired-extension, and sibling-service patterns — and where the public docs are ambiguous, the entry is marked `unclear` instead of being inflated.
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Every one of the 70 entries is anchored to official documentation, product pages, or source repositories. The catalog distinguishes native vector support from connector-based, paired-extension, and sibling-service patterns — and where the public docs are ambiguous, the entry is marked `unclear` instead of being inflated.
Alibaba Cloud Graph Database (GDB) is a fully managed, real-time property graph service on Alibaba Cloud. It implements the Apache TinkerPop Gremlin API as the primary query surface and is listed as an official TinkerPop provider, with additional support for openCypher. The service is positioned for workloads that need to store and traverse highly connected datasets without operating a graph database stack.
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GDB is part of Alibaba Cloud's broader database portfolio. Integration with DataWorks and other Alibaba Cloud tools is built in, and the service exposes standard Gremlin tooling including the Gremlin Console.
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## Vector strategy — None
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No native vector capability is documented inside the GDB engine. Alibaba Cloud exposes vector search through separate product lines (Lindorm, AnalyticDB) rather than inside the graph service, so applications that need vector similarity alongside GDB graph traversal pair it with one of those services at the application layer.
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## Best fit
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- Alibaba Cloud workloads that need a real-time property graph with standard TinkerPop tooling
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- Teams running in China or APAC regions where Alibaba Cloud is the primary provider
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- Graph workloads that benefit from an operationally managed service
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## Considerations
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- Commercial-only; pricing tied to Alibaba Cloud usage
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- No native vector support; pair with a separate Alibaba Cloud service
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- Availability varies by Alibaba Cloud region
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- Primarily Gremlin; Cypher-first teams should evaluate the fit
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