ArangoDB v4.x is under development and not released yet.
This documentation is not final and potentially incomplete.
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Learn about designing your data model, transactions, APIs, error codes, and ArangoDB scalability features other than for graphs
Designing the data model of your application is a crucial task that can make or break the performance of your application
Collections synchronously replicated to all servers to enable local joins
SmartJoins allow to execute co-located join operations among identically sharded collections
AQL queries can be transactional and you can execute supported operations as part of a client-controlled Stream Transaction
You can use ArangoDB’s JavaScript interface in ArangoDB’s shell arangosh to interact with the server using the JavaScript language
All functionality of ArangoDB servers is provided via a RESTful API over the HTTP protocol, and you can call the API endpoints directly, via database drivers, or other tools
Error replies from ArangoDB servers contain a code, error number, and message and you can look up additional information for a specific kind of error here
The ArangoDB server and the client tools set a number called exit code when they terminate, and you can look up what they mean here