Extensible RESTful Applications with Apache TinkerPop

Extensible RESTful
Applications
with Apache Tinkerpop
Graph Day SF 2018

About Us
LIKES
{
"first_name": "Varun",
"last_name": "Ganesh",
}
{
"first_name": "Harshvardhan",
"last_name": "Joshi",
}
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CONNECTING TO
BUSINESS STACKS VISUALISATION
CUSTOM BUILT
INFOGRAPHICS
NATURAL
LANGUAGE
GENERATED
INSIGHTS
EXPORT & SHARE
STORIES
EMAIL
POWERPOINT, TV
WEB
Embedded SDK
About
CLIENTS
• Automating the process of data storytelling
• For more information, visit www.nugit.co

Agenda
• Use Cases
• The Slack APIs
• Defining the Entities
• Graph Design and Considerations
• Making the Graph RESTful
• Building a DSL
• Testing the Application
• Scaling the Graph

Use Cases - Communities
• View contribution to
communication
• Participation across
channels
• Identify collaborative
groups
• Users connected by
mentions and reactions
• Identify influential users
per channel

• Highlight engaging conversations
• Top videos, GIFs, links
• Get insights across channels
Use Cases – Top Posts

Defining the
Entities
Top Post:
• Files shared
• Messages with attachments
• Posts without replies or reactions
are not considered

Defining the
Entities
Notable Message:
• Messages with reactions or replies
• Replies and Comments that have
reactions
• Other alerts that gather reactions

Defining the
Entities
Mention:
• Replies and Comments can have
mentions too
• Ignore mentions that are
unnecessary or alreadycaptured in
a relationship

Defining the Entities
• Narrows down data required for the use case
• Helps “whiteboarding” process for graph design
• Allows defining schema for payloads
• Requires understanding the nuances of the platform

Graph Design and Considerations
• Team node acts as root node
• Allows maintaing separate graphs
for different organisations

• Top posts, notable messages are
both message nodes
• Differentiated using edge labels
• Edge traversals favoured over
property lookup

• Any user can comment on, react to
or be mentioned in any message
• Reaction type modelled as edge
property
• Efficient as use-case does not need
filtering by reaction type

• Same file shared across channels
shares common pool of reactions
• Schema respects Slack specific
behaviour
• Handles idempotency based on
unique ID maintained by Slack

{
"type": "message",
"user": "U2FQG2G9F",
"text": "next time you want cereal: n<https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDN4eWFjac/?taken-
by=therock>",
"attachments": [
{
"service_name": "Instagram",
"title": "Instagram post by @therock • Nov 28, 2017 at 7:14pm UTC",
"title_link": "https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDN4eWFjac/?taken-by=therock",
"text": "346.3k Likes, 2,167 Comments - @therock on Instagram:”……”",
"fallback": "Instagram: Instagram post by @therock • Nov 28, 2017 at 7:14pm UTC",
"image_url": "https://scontent-iad3-1.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/24178_n.jpg",
"from_url": "https://www.instagram.com/p/BcDN4eWFjac/?taken-by=therock",
"image_width": 334,
"image_height": 250,
"image_bytes": 178559,
"service_icon": "https://www.instagram.com/static/images/ico/appl.png/932e4d9af891.png",
"id": 1
}
],
"thread_ts": "1511936426.000178",
"reply_count": 3,
"replies": [
{
"user": "U193XDML7",
"ts": "1511953167.000138”
},
{
"user": "U2FQG2G9F",
"ts": "1511953180.000044"
},
{
"user": "U193XDML7",
"ts": "1511953192.000230”
}
],
"ts": "1511936426.000178",
"reactions": [
{
"name": "smile",
"users": [
"U193XDML7”
],
"count": 1
},
{
"name": "obesecat",
"users": [
"U193XDML7”
],
"count": 1
}
]
}
The Slack APIs
Endpoint:
https://slack.com/api/conversations.history

Endpoint:
https://slack.com/api/conversations.history
[
{
"type": "message",
"user": "U4BPQR94L",
"text": "Yinghui Malmsteen
<@U2FQG2G9F>n<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4OxW_0qqv8>",
"attachments": [
{
...
}
],
"ts": "1536057373.000100",
"reactions": [
{
"name": "flag-se",
"users": [
"U58LYK8Q6"
],
"count": 1
}
]
}
]
[
{
"user": "U2Q2U37SA",
"inviter": "U0LPSJQR0",
"text": "<@U2Q2U57SA> has joined the channel",
"type": "message",
"subtype": "channel_join",
"ts": "1536138265.000200”
}
]
The Slack APIs

[
{ "id": "U4C0FDU2J",
"team_id": "T028ZLMQN",
"name": "friendlybotdev",
"deleted": true,
"profile": {
"title": "",
"phone": "",
"skype": "",
"real_name": "Friendly Bot",
"real_name_normalized": "Friendly Bot",
"display_name": "friendlybotdev",
"display_name_normalized": "friendlybotdev",
"status_text": "",
"status_emoji": "",
"status_expiration": 0,
"avatar_hash": "123456",
"bot_id": "B4B47T0G3",
"api_app_id": "A4B92ZEER",
"always_active": true,
"image_original": "https://slack-edge.com/2017-06-21/123456_original.png",
"first_name": "Friendly",
"last_name": "Bot",
"image_24": "https://slack-edge.com/2017-06-21/123456_24.png",
"status_text_canonical": "",
"team": "T028Z5MQN"
},
"is_bot": true,
"is_app_user": false,
"updated": 1517305013
}
]
[
{ "id": "C8KMHCN5D",
"name": "arandomchannel",
"is_channel": true,
"created": 1507613685,
"creator": "U5BG5XU6T",
"is_shared": false,
"is_member": true,
"is_private": false,
"last_read": "1533892238.000324",
"latest": {
"type": "message",
"user": "U84K3ZTF9",
"text": "let's meetup tomorrow",
"ts": "1536139470.000100"
},
"unread_count": 7,
"unread_count_display": 7,
"members": [
"U08ED90CD",
"U0LPSJQR0",
"U193XDML7",
"U9LKWV9C1",
"UBJ4CHV5L" ],
"topic": {
"value": "place for people who are interested in sharing and learning",
"creator": "U5BGLXU6T",
"last_set": 1507613720
},
"purpose": {
"value": "",
"creator": "",
"last_set": 0
},
"previous_names": []
}
]
Endpoint:
https://slack.com/api/users.list
Endpoint:
https://slack.com/api/channels.info
The Slack APIs

The Journey So Far
• Defining entities and modelling them into Graph
• Iterative feedback-drivenprocess
• Understanding the data available from the API
• Identifying unique IDs
• Filtering out required fields

Data Ingestion and Extraction
• Apache Flink cluster retrieves, parses and filters Slack data
• GraphQL service requests data for visualization
• Flask REST service ingests/queries data to/from Tinkerpop
POST
PUT
GET
Gremlin-Python
Gremlin
Bytecode

Why Tinkerpop?
• Abstraction that lets us avoid vendor lock-in
• Reduces rework when switching data stores
• Gremlin query language
• Hadoop and SparkComputer

Making the Graph RESTful
• Defining REST Endpoints
• Defining the Resources
• Remote Traversals

• Write endpoints for seeding
• POST /teams/<team_uid>/channels
• POST /teams/<team_uid>/channels/<channel_uid>/messages
• Handling Idempotency
• Replace default strategy with ”ElementIDStrategy”
• Enables creation of nodes with Slack specific unique IDs
Defining REST Endpoints
// scripts/empty-sample.groovy
globals << [g : graph.traversal(),sg: graph.traversal().withStrategies(ElementIdStrategy.build().create())]
• Read endpoints for queries
• GET /teams/<team_uid>/top_posts

• Setting up REST Endpoints
• Defining the Resources
• Remote Traversals

Defining the Resources
from marshmallow import Schema, fields, pre_load, pre_dump, post_load, validates_schema
from marshmallow.exceptions import ValidationError
...
class MessageSchema(Schema):
""" Holds all the required fields for a message object."""
ts = fields.Float(required=True)
text = fields.Str()
comment = fields.Str()
subtype = fields.Str()
bot_id = fields.Str(validate=is_bot_uid)
user = fields.Str(validate=is_user_uid) thread_ts = fields.Str()
file_share = fields.Nested(FileShareSchema, load_from="file")
attachments = fields.Nested(AttachmentSchema, many=True)
reactions = fields.Nested(ReactionSchema, many=True)
comments = fields.Nested(CommentSchema, many=True, load_from="replies")
mentions = fields.List(fields.Str(validate=is_user_uid))
class AttachmentSchema(Schema):
""" Holds all the required fields for an Attachment object."""
class ReactionSchema(Schema):
""" Holds all the required fields for a reaction object."""
class CommentSchema(Schema):
""" Holds all the required fields for a comment object."""
...
• Organized code with single point of
reference

...
@validates_schema
def validate_message(self, data):
""" Validate if the message contains any of comments, mentions or reactions. """
if not any([f(data) for f in (has_comments, has_mentions, has_reactions)]):
raise ValidationError("The message must contain comments, mentions or
reactions")
ts = fields.Float(required=True)
text = fields.Str()
comment = fields.Str()
subtype = fields.Str()
bot_id = fields.Str(validate=is_bot_uid)
user = fields.Str(validate=is_user_uid) thread_ts = fields.Str()
file_share = fields.Nested(FileShareSchema, load_from="file")
attachments = fields.Nested(AttachmentSchema, many=True)
reactions = fields.Nested(ReactionSchema, many=True)
comments = fields.Nested(CommentSchema, many=True, load_from="replies")
...
reference
• Validate data before ingestion
• Enforce types and required fields
@validates_schema
def validate_message(self, data):
""" Validate if the message contains any of comments, mentions or reactions. """
if not any([f(data) for f in (has_comments, has_mentions, has_reactions)]):
raise ValidationError("The message must contain comments, mentions or
reactions")

...
title = fields.Str()
fallback = fields.Str()
text = fields.Str()
thumb_url = fields.Str()
image_url = fields.Str()
title_link = fields.Str()
@post_load
def reshape_attachment(self, data):
""" Apply required transformations on the Attachment object. ""”
# Create a post_title field
collapse_keys(data, "post_title", *("fallback", "title", "text"))
# Create a post_thumbnail field
collapse_keys(data, "post_thumbnail", *("thumb_url", "image_url",
"title_link"))
# Set post_type to URL
data["post_type"] = "URL”
class FileShareSchema(Schema):
""" Holds all the required fields for a File Share object.""”
class UserSchema(Schema):
""" Holds all the required fields for a User object.""”
...
reference
• Validate data before ingestion
• Enforce types and required fields
• Normalize fields with post-
processing
@post_load
def reshape_attachment(self, data):
""" Apply required transformations on the Attachment object. ""”
# Create a post_title field
collapse_keys(data, "post_title", *("fallback", "title", "text"))
# Create a post_thumbnail field
collapse_keys(data, "post_thumbnail", *("thumb_url", "image_url",
"title_link"))
# Set post_type to URL
data["post_type"] = "URL”

• Schema enforcement and validation
• Handling Idempotency of endpoints
• Custom Traversal Source

Remote Traversals
• Bytecode sent over network instead of string
• Allows using custom traversal source for a Domain Specific Language (DSL)
from gremlin_python.driver.driver_remote_connection import
DriverRemoteConnection
...
conn = DriverRemoteConnection(GREMLIN_SERVER_HOST, 'sg')
slack = Graph().traversal(SlackTraversalSource).withRemote(conn)

Building a DSL
• Motivations
• Custom Workflows

Building a DSL - Motivations
class SlackTraversalSource(BaseTraversalSource):
""" Module to initialise a Graph with the methods listed under SlackTraversal. """
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(SlackTraversalSource, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.graph_traversal = SlackTraversal
def channels(self, *channel_ids):
""" Shorthand to identify all channel nodes"""
return traversal
• Custom traversal source can also specify useful shorthands
• E.g. Traversing to all the Channel nodes
traversal = self.get_graph_traversal()
traversal.bytecode.add_step("V")
traversal.bytecode.add_step("hasLabel", NODES.channel)
if channel_ids:
traversal.bytecode.add_step("has", "__id", P.within(channel_ids))

class SlackTraversal(BaseTraversal):
def addPartOfChannelEdges(self, channel_uid, *user_uids, **kwargs):
""" Add an edge to a channel from the users who were/are a part of the channel. ""”
return self
• Custom traversal source specifies business logic behind traversals
• E.g. Connecting a User node to a Channel node
for user_uid in user_uids:
edge_uid = construct_uid(user_uid, channel_uid, EDGES.part_of.name, delim="|")
self.getOrAddEdgeFrom(edge_label=EDGES.part_of, edge_uid=edge_uid,
node_label=NODES.user, node_uid=user_uid)
.upsertProperties(kwargs.get("properties")).inV()

from gremlin_python.process.graph_traversal import GraphTraversal
from gremlin_python.process.graph_traversal import GraphTraversalSource, __
class BaseTraversal(GraphTraversal):
def getOrAddEdgeFrom(self, edge_label, edge_uid, node_label, node_uid):
"""
Adds an edge from the node with the given label and uid only if the edge doesn’t exist.
"""
return self.coalesce(
__.addE(edge_label).property(T.id, edge_uid).from_(
__.V().getNode(node_label, node_uid)))
__.InE(edge_label).hasId(edge_uid).and(
__.outV().hasId(node_uid), __.outV().hasLabel(node_label)),
• BaseTraversal handles creation of nodes and edges
• These methods should guarantee idempotency
• E.g. Creation of edges between two nodes…
• ...checks for an existing edge

from gremlin_python.process.graph_traversal import GraphTraversal
from gremlin_python.process.graph_traversal import GraphTraversalSource, __
class BaseTraversal(GraphTraversal):
def getOrAddEdgeFrom(self, edge_label, edge_uid, node_label, node_uid):
"""
Adds an edge from the node with the given label and uid only if the edge doesn’t exist.
"""
return self.coalesce(
__.InE(edge_label).hasId(edge_uid).and(
__.outV().hasId(node_uid), __.outV().hasLabel(node_label)),
__.addE(edge_label).property(T.id, edge_uid).from_(
__.V().getNode(node_label, node_uid)))
• The edge is created only if it doesn’t already exist

def build_visualization(self, traversal_source,
**kwargs):
""" The below are standardized steps that are
required to generate data for any visualization."""
return self.start(traversal_source)
.filterByDate(self.date_dimension,
kwargs.get("start_time"),
kwargs.get("end_time"))
.filterByFields(self.filters_map,
kwargs.get("filters"))
.sortByFields(self.sorting_map,
kwargs.get("sort_field"),
kwargs.get("sort_direction"))
.buildObject(self.object_map).toList()
Building a DSL – Custom Workflows
• Standardized steps for generating a visualization are defined in the BaseTraversal
• Custom maps define traversal paths for fields that vary across visualizations

# Sample filter from frontend
filter_obj = {'_and': [{"field": 'reactions', '_gte': 100},
{"field": 'post_creator',
'_in': [‘bob’, ‘chloe']
}]}
filter_map = {"post_creator": lambda pred:
__.in_(EDGES.created_post).has(USER.display_name, pred),
"reactions": lambda pred:
__.inE(EDGES.reacted_to).count().is_(pred)
}
object_map = {
"post_creator": {"uid": [__.in_(EDGES.created_post).values("__id"),
__.constant("")],
"image": ... # define similar path here,
},
"reactions":
__.inE(EDGES.reacted_to).groupCount().by(__.values(REACTION.name))
}
start = lambda traversal_source: traversal_source.posts()
# DSL generates the required lower level base traversals
slack.posts().where(
__.and_(
__.inE(EDGES.reacted_to).count().is_(P.gte(100)),
__.in_(EDGES.created_post).has(USER.display_name,
P.within(['bob', 'chloe'])))).
project("post_creator", "reactions").by(
__.project("image", "display_name", "uid").by(
__.in(EDGES.created_post).values(USER.image),
__.in(EDGES.created_post).values(USER.display_name),
__.in(EDGES.created_post).values("__id"))).by(
__.inE(EDGES.reacted_to).groupCount()).toList()
# Inject maps into DSL methods
start(slack)
.filterByFields(self.filters_map, kwargs.get("filters"))
.buildObject(self.object_map)
.toList()
• The DSL takes in functions/paths that map fields to their traversals
• Maps customized based on the visualization that is needed

{
"reactions": {
"palm_tree": 82,
"robot_face": 18
},
"post_creator": {
"image": "https://url_of_image.jpg",
"display_name": ”chloe",
"uid": "U024ZH7HL”
}
}
• The traversals generated churn out the final response objects
• Objects rendered into visualizations by the client

Testing the Application
• Unit Tests
• Validating traversals on Gremlin Server

Check if test passes
Use Fixtures
Write code to make the
test pass
Write a failing test
class TestNodeMethods(object):
""" Test methods that help in retrieval and creation of Nodes. """
def test_node_retrieval(self, graph):
""" Test if getNode retrieves an existing node. """
assert graph.V().getNode(label="person", uid=100)
.count().next() == 1
Start Gremlin
Server
Testing Our Application – Unit Testing

Use Fixtures
test pass
Start Gremlin
Server
def getNode(self, label, uid):
"""
Returns the node with the given label and uid.
Args: label (string): The label of the node to return
uid (string): Unique ID of the node
Raises: StopIteration: Node with the given label and uid does not exist
"""
return self.and_(__.hasLabel(label), __.has(T.id, uid))

Use Fixtures
test pass
Start Gremlin
Server
$ bin/gremlin-server.sh conf/gremlin-server-neo4j-python.yaml
class TestBasicTraversal(object):
"""
Tests for methods that help create edges or nodes
and methods that help populate the properties of these objects.
"""
@pytest.fixture(scope="module")
def graph(self):
""" Graph with two nodes and one edge connecting them. """
graph = Graph().traversal(CerebroTraversalSource)
.withRemote(
DriverRemoteConnection(GREMLIN_SERVER_HOST,
GREMLIN_SERVER_TRAVERSER))
graph.V().clear()
from_node = graph.addV("person").
property(T.id, 100).next()
to_node = graph.addV("person").
property(T.id, 101).next()
graph.addE("knows").from_(from_node).to(to_node)
.property("__id", "1")
.next()
yield graph
graph.V().clear()

class TestNodeMethods(object):
""" Test methods that help in retrieval and creation of Nodes. """
def test_node_retrieval(self, graph):
""" Test if getNode retrieves an existing node. """
test pass
Use Fixtures
Start Gremlin
Server

[
{
"reactions": [
{
"name": "joy",
"users": [
"U5K7JUATE”
]
}
],
"attachments": [
{
...
}
],
"text": "<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iEh1ykb13w>",
"ts": "1465895473.000050",
"user": "U37BF9457",
"type": "message”
}
]
. . .
• Fixture used to test if the
MessageSchema class is
implemented correctly

[
{
"reactions": [
{
"name": "joy",
"users": [
"U5K7JUATE”
]
}
],
"attachments": [
{...}
],
"text": ” <@U123456> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iEh1ykb13w>",
"mentions": [
"U123456”
],
"ts": ”a
"type": "message”
}
]
• MessageSchema needs
to include mentions
• Update the fixture to
be able to test that the
schema includes
mentions
• Need to validate if
traversals pick up
mentions

test pass
[
{
"reactions": [
{
"name": "joy",
"users": [
"U5K7JUATE”
]
}
],
"attachments": [
{...}
],
"text": ” <@U123456> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iEh1ykb13w>",
"mentions": [
"U123456”
],
"ts": ”a
"type": "message”
}
]
gremlin> graph.io(graphson()).writeGraph("graph_name.json")
Update JSON &
Generate GraphSON
Use Fixtures
Start Gremlin
Server

test pass
@pytest.fixture(scope="module")
def slack_graph():
""" Open a subgraph on localhost for testing. """
slack.V().clear()
slack_client = Client(GREMLIN_SERVER_HOST, SLACK_TRAVERSER)
path_to_fixture = str(Path.cwd().joinpath(
"tests/fixtures/slack_graph.json"))
graphson_statement = 'graph.io(graphson()).readGraph("{}")’.
format(path_to_fixture)
slack_client.submit(graphson_statement).all().result()
yield slack
slack.V().clear()
Update JSON &
Generate GraphSON
Use Fixtures
Start Gremlin
Server

Testing the Application – CI/CD
• Automated tests using CircleCI
• Custom Configuration for Gremlin Server
• Caching Dependencies for Faster Tests

steps: #CircleCI 2.0
...
- run:
command: |
if [ ! -d ./apache-tinkerpop-gremlin-server-3.3.3 ]; then
curl -O https://archive.apache.org/dist/tinkerpop/3.3.3/apache-tinkerpop-gremlin-server-
3.3.3-bin.zip
unzip -q apache-tinkerpop-gremlin-server-3.3.3-bin.zip
# Install gremlin-python
cd ./apache-tinkerpop-gremlin-server-3.3.3 &&
./bin/gremlin-server.sh install org.apache.tinkerpop gremlin-python 3.3.3
# Change max content length and traversal strategy
sed -i -- 's/.*maxContentLength:.*/maxContentLength: 2621440/g' conf/gremlin-server.yaml
sed -i -- 's/graph.traversal()]/graph.traversal(),sg:
graph.traversal().withStrategies(ElementIdStrategy.build().create())]/g'
./scripts/empty-sample.groovy
fi
...

steps: #CircleCI 2.0
- checkout
- restore_cache:
keys:
- v1-dependencies-{{ .Branch }}
- v1-dependencies-master
- run:
# Download and install Gremlin server
...
# Cache the installation
- save_cache:
key: v1-dependencies-{{ .Branch }}
paths:
- ~/src/app_name/apache-tinkerpop-gremlin-server-3.3.3

# Test
- run:
# Starting Gremlin Server
command: |
cd ./apache-tinkerpop-gremlin-server-3.3.3 && ./bin/gremlin-server.sh
./conf/gremlin-server.yaml
background: true
# Sleep to give the gremlin server enough time to start
- run: sleep 10
- run: pycodestyle app_name
- run: coverage run --source=app_name -m pytest tests --capture=no --strict
- run: coverage report -m --fail-under=95

Scaling Our Graph
• Async Traversals
• HA Cluster and Load Balancing

def seed_channels(data, team_uid):
for channel_data in data:
channel_uid, creator, members = (channel_data.pop(key) for
key in ["uid", "creator", "members"])
slack.V().addChannel(channel_uid, properties=channel_data).next()
slack.teams(team_uid).addTeamHasChannelEdge(team_uid, channel_uid).next()
slack.users(creator).addCreatedChannelEdge(creator, channel_uid).next()
slack.channels(channel_uid).addPartOfChannelEdges(channel_uid, *members).next()
slack.V().addChannel(channel_uid, properties=channel_data)
.addTeamHasChannelEdge(team_uid, channel_uid).inV()
.addCreatedChannelEdge(creator, channel_uid).inV()
.addPartOfChannelEdges(channel_uid, *members).next()
slack.V().addChannel(channel_uid, properties=channel_data)
.addTeamHasChannelEdge(team_uid, channel_uid).inV()
.addCreatedChannelEdge(creator, channel_uid).inV()
.addPartOfChannelEdges(channel_uid, *members).promise()
• Seed subgraph using “next”
• Reduce number of blocking calls to one
per channel
• Seed subgraph using “promise”
• Make seeding asynchronous, no
blocking calls
• Verify that the returned futures were
successful
• Seed individual entities using “next”
• Each call to “next” is blocking
Async Traversals
next()
next()
next()
next()
next()
promise()

HA Cluster and Load Balancing
• Preparing for high availability with Neo4J and Gremlin
• Configuring Gremlin Server and Neo4J
• Understanding the Neo4J HA Architecture
• Advantages
• Data replication
• Spread writes across instance
• Handle greater read loads
• HA cluster is fronted by a load balancer like HAProxy
• Reference:
• https://neo4j.com/docs/operations-manual/current/ha-cluster/architecture/
• http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/3.3.3/reference/#_high_availability_configuration

HA Cluster and Load Balancing
• Tuning parameters for the cluster
• Frequency of pulling updates from other members of the cluster
• gremlin.neo4j.conf.ha.pull_interval
• Number of slaves a transaction should be committed to
• gremlin.neo4j.conf.ha.tx_push_factor
• Tuning parameters for the Load Balancer
• Routing requests across the cluster
• balance
• Checking if the members in the cluster are responsive
• option httpchk
// gremlin-server-neo4j-ha-{1..3}.yaml
channelizer: org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.server.channel.WsAndHttpChannelizer
> curl "http://localhost:8182?gremlin=100-1"

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