- Merge README-kuzu.md content into main Docker README.md
- Add complete FalkorDB documentation with configuration and gotchas
- Remove editorializing about which database is 'best' or 'recommended'
- Provide equal treatment for all three databases (KuzuDB, Neo4j, FalkorDB)
- Include specific gotchas and troubleshooting for each database
- Add detailed backup/restore procedures for each database type
- Document all environment variables and configuration options
- Remove pros/cons sections and performance comparison editorializing
- Delete redundant README-kuzu.md file
The documentation now provides factual, unbiased instructions for using
any of the three supported graph databases.
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- Rename docker-compose.yml to docker-compose-neo4j.yml for Neo4j setup
- Rename docker-compose-kuzu.yml to docker-compose.yml (making KuzuDB default)
- Create docker-compose-falkordb.yml for FalkorDB deployment
- Add dedicated config files for each database type:
- config-docker-neo4j.yaml for Neo4j
- config-docker-falkordb.yaml for FalkorDB
- config-docker-kuzu.yaml for KuzuDB
- Create comprehensive Docker README with database comparison
- Update all compose files to use their respective config files
KuzuDB is now the default database for Docker deployments due to:
- No external dependencies required
- Lower resource usage
- Instant startup time
- Simpler deployment
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