No real opinion there, my usual stack is different — those are just some of the players that came to mind. AGE has a Python driver, so maybe that’s a good place to start.

Note that depending on your data model, you may not need ”complex” edges, just ”simple” links directly from vertex to vertex. Not all databases support this.

Then again, you already might have N:M tables which exactly correspond to edges in a graph model. This distinction is something to keep in mind.

Thanks, I will keep that in mind. EdgeDB looks really nice. It would be a rather large project to migrate our PG over to it, but maybe not so bad. I hopped on their Discord to ask if there any tools to aid with migration. They said:

>>> Tools to make migrations from Django (and other ORMs) are possible but we haven't yet started working on them. So you'd have to write the migration script manually.

Your comment on our Discord actually prompted an internal discussion on how we can implement this and we now have a pretty good idea. :) Not ETA or anything at this point, but we'll be looking into this soon.

Haha great. Would be hugely helpful to anyone thinking about migrating, but I'm sure you have your work cut out for you already and there's lots of competing things to prioritize.