Graph intelligence on databricks. zero data egress.

Query multi-hop relationships directly on your delta lake tables. no etl pipelines. no data copies. no egress fees. your data never leaves databricks.

10

mins

Data to graph

5

secs

5-hop query

5

pb

In production

$0

Data egress

You Have the data. you just can't traverse It.

External Graph DBs Mean Egress

External graph databases require copying your data out of Databricks. That means egress fees, stale data, sync pipelines, and a second security perimeter.

Spark Wasn't Built for Graphs

Each hop requires a full distributed query. A 5-hop traversal takes 30-60 seconds on Spark — and costs a running cluster the entire time.

JOINs Don't Scale for Relationships

Self-joining a 200M-row table 5 times produces billions of intermediate rows. SQL was designed for set operations, not path traversal.

External graph dbs mean egress

External graph databases require copying your data out of databricks. that means egress fees, stale data, sync pipelines, and a second security perimeter.

Spark wasn't built for graphs

Each hop requires a full distributed query. a 5-hop traversal takes 30–60 seconds on spark — and costs a running cluster the entire time.

JOINs don't scale for relationships

Self-joining a 200M-row table 5 times produces billions of intermediate rows. sql was designed for set operations, not path traversal.

External graph dbs mean egress

External graph databases require copying your data out of databricks. that means egress fees, stale data, sync pipelines, and a second security perimeter.

Spark wasn't built for graphs

Each hop requires a full distributed query. a 5-hop traversal takes 30-60 seconds on spark — and costs a running cluster the entire time.

Joins don't scale for relationships

Self-joining a 200M-row table 5 times produces billions of intermediate rows. sql was designed for set operations, not path traversal.

External graph dbs mean egress

External graph databases require copying your data out of databricks. that means egress fees, stale data, sync pipelines, and a second security perimeter.

spark wasn't built for graphs

Each hop requires a full distributed query. A 5-hop traversal takes 30-60 seconds on spark — and costs a running cluster the entire time.

Joins don't scale for relationships

Self-joining a 200M-row table 5 times produces billions of intermediate rows. sql was designed for set operations, not path traversal.

Your data already has relationships. lakegraph makes them queryable — without moving a single byte.

Model

Point lakegraph at your delta lake tables. ai discovers entities, infers relationships, and builds a persistent graph index — powered by liquid clustering for instant lookups.

Query

Run 1-to-5 hop traversals in seconds via lakebase — with pre-computed adjacency lists and three-layer caching. no spark cluster cold starts.

Operate

Feed graph features directly into databricks ml pipelines, bi dashboards, and real-time applications — all governed by unity catalog.

Designed for databricks-native architectures

Works with governed datasets. aligns with existing access controls. fits standard data engineering workflows.

Lakegraph vs. external graph databases — why your data should stay where it is

Capability
External graph db
Databricks-first

Query relationships on Databricks data without copying it to another system

Reuse unity catalog governance (access control + lineage)

No etl or sync pipelines required to keep a separate graph copy up to date.

No separate graph database infrastructure to operate and secure

Ship results in formats teams already use (graph outputs + tabular projections)

Zero data egress — no bytes leave databricks

No additional infrastructure to provision or manage

Ai-powered schema discovery and relationship inference

Pay only for databricks compute you already use

Automatic graph refresh via delta lake change data feed

Built on databricks, not bolted on

Delta lake + liquid clustering

Your graph lives as delta tables with liquid clustering. no full parquet scans — data is physically organized by node and edge ids so the engine reads only the files it needs.

Lakebase query engine

Interactive queries run on lakebase (databricks-managed postgres), not spark. no cold starts. pre-computed adjacency lists deliver 1-hop lookups in under 5 milliseconds.

Three-layer caching

Automatic buffer cache, pre-built neighbor arrays, and a smart hop cache work together so repeated and deep traversals return in seconds, not minutes.

Built for compliance. built for databricks.

LakeGraph runs entirely inside your databricks workspace. your data never leaves. every query is governed by unity catalog — the same access controls, audit logs, and lineage tracking your compliance team already trusts. no shadow infrastructure. no egress. no new attack surface.

Zero data egress

Your graph data never leaves the databricks perimeter.

Soc 2 and hipaa-ready

Row-level security, column masking, and full lineage on every graph query.

Unity catalog enforced

No additional compliance certification needed beyond your existing databricks deployment.