Graph & RAG Blog

Most writing about graph databases and GraphRAG is either marketing copy or a research paper. This blog sits in between: engineering deep dives on graph query performance, knowledge-graph modeling, agent memory and retrieval-augmented generation, written by the team building FalkorDB.

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Avi AvniDvir Dukhan

Announcing FalkorDB 6.0

FalkorDB 6.0 is the first release built on the new Rust engine. 39% fewer CPU instructions, 226 bugs closed, and existing Cypher queries work without changes.

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Extending FalkorDB with User-Defined Functions and FLEX
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Roi Lipman

Extending FalkorDB with User-Defined Functions and FLEX

FalkorDB introduces user-defined functions (UDFs) written in JavaScript, allowing developers to extend graph database functionality with custom logic. FLEX library provides pre-built functions for text processing, similarity metrics, and date manipulation.

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QueryWeaver
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Guy Korland

How Semantic Layers Eliminate SQL Hallucinations in LLM Systems

Text-to-SQL systems hallucinate tables and columns because LLMs get no relational context. Graph-based semantic layers represent the schema as a knowledge graph, so retrieval can traverse real foreign keys, prune irrelevant tables, and ground every generated query in the actual database.

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How to Build an AI RAG Workflow using FalkorDB N8N Graphiti Agent Module 2025 Guide FalkorDB
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Dan Shalev

How to Build an AI RAG Workflow using FalkorDB + N8N + Graphiti Agent Module

Connect your FalkorDB knowledge graph to N8N to take full advantage of your graph database. In a vector database, you’re searching for similarity. Sometimes the “most similar” document isn’t actually what you need. In a graph database, you’re traversing explicit relationships. Either a parameter belongs to an endpoint, or it doesn’t. There’s no guessing.

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KuzuDB to FalkorDB
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Guy Korland

KuzuDB to FalkorDB Migration

KuzuDB has gone through EOL. FalkorDB has put together a simple, 2-step migration guide for developers looking for an alternative graph database.

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String Interning at FalkorDB
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Roi Lipman

String Interning in Graph Databases: Save Memory, Boost Performance

One of the lesser-known challenges is the memory consumed by storing identical string values over and over again. Think of common attributes like “city,” “category,” or “status” that might appear on thousands, or even millions, of nodes and edges. A powerful solution to this problem is string interning.

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6 Reasons you need graphs to store security data
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Guy Korland

6 Reasons you need a graph to store your security data

As a Cloud Security vendor, you’re building protection systems for environments that constantly change. Your customers deploy across containers, serverless, ephemeral compute, and IaC pipelines. You need to correlate misconfigurations, permissions, and runtime signals across identity, network, and workload layers, at scale, in real time, without losing performance or exceeding the scoped operational costs. That’s where graphs come in.

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Parameter Processing Acceleration and Operational Reliability
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Dan Shalev

FalkorDB v4.10.2 Released

This maintenance and enhancement release delivers significant performance improvements for parameter-heavy operations and strengthens operational reliability across cloud deployments.

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