Model the ARPANET Graph
Explore how to model the ARPANET graph from 1969 and 1970 in Neo4j using Cypher. Learn to define node types, properties, and relationship types, then query the shortest path between hosts. This lesson helps you understand property graph modeling and querying techniques within Elixir-driven Neo4j environments.
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Let’s see how we can model the ARPANET graph simply.
December 1969 network
To keep things simple, let’s roll back a couple of years to the four-node network from December of that standout year—1969. Here we have one host computer at each of four sites (UCLA, UCSB, SRI, and Utah). Each site has a dedicated minicomputer—the IMP (Interface Message Processor)—which functions as a node on the network backbone. The host computers are satellites ...