The notebook and third-party tools listed on this page are integrated with Spanner Graph. These tools let you see a visualization of a Spanner Graph query result, providing more ways, outside the Google Cloud console.
Spanner Graph notebook
The Spanner Graph notebook tool is an open-source visualization package that you run in notebook tools like Google Colab and Jupyter Notebooks. The tool provides a similar user experience to Spanner Studio graph visualization.
G.V()
G.V() is a database client that interacts with Spanner Graph. G.V() can create visualizations of your Spanner Graph query results to help you learn about your graph data. You can use the no-code Graph Data Explorer to search and modify your graph data. Visit the G.V() documentation to learn more.
Graphistry
Graphistry with Loiue.ai uses Spanner Graph distributed architecture to provide GPU-accelerated graph visualization and analytics with AI-powered reasoning. This integration lets you explore relationships and anomalies within high-scale, connected datasets. For more information, see Graphistry and Google Spanner Graph. To try out this integration, see the Python Graphistry and Spanner Graph demo notebook.
Kinevis
Kineviz GraphXR, integrated with Spanner Graph, lets you analyze complex, large-scale data with graph data exploration and AI-powered data insights. For more information, see Get started with Kinevis GraphXR and Spanner Graph.
Linkurious
Linkurious Enterprise integrates with Spanner Graph to offer enterprise-ready graph visualization. You can use the no-code interface to explore complex data by visualizing millions of interconnected data points in Spanner Graph, set up real-time alerts, and collaborate in the Linkurious workspace. For more information, see the Linkurious Decision Intelligence Platform or the Linkurious documentation.
What's next
- Learn how to set up and query Spanner Graph.
- Learn about Spanner Graph queries.
- Learn how to work with Spanner Graph visualizations.
- Migrate to Spanner Graph.