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I have a dataset of 6 million entries. Each entry has one-to-many relationship with other entries. Previously this data has been stored in a Neo4J instance.

Does Google Cloud provide a product that can store Graph Databases? Or is there a way to adapt an existing Google Cloud Database product to work as a graph databases engine?

I am trying to avoid running a Neo4J instance on a Google compute instance.

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JanusGraph is an open source graph database solution which can use Google Cloud Bigtable as a storage backend; here's a guide for deploying JanusGraph with Cloud Bigtable on GCP.

Some of the folks from Google even help maintain the project. So that might be close to what you looking for.

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Would i need to install and run JanusGraph on a Google compute instance?
@QuestMonger — yes, that's correct, you would run JanusGraph on a GCE instance, and configure it to connect to a managed Bigtable instance.
If you want managed JanusGraph you can use IBM Compose: compose.com/databases/janusgraph (disclaimer: I haven't tried it, so this isn't a recommendation).
@QuestMonger: I added a link to a deployment solution for running JanusGraph on Google Kubernetes Engine, working with Cloud Bigtable (storage) and Elasticsearch (indexing) backends. Hope this helps!
Thank you all for info. I am selecting this as the correct answer since no other solutions have been proposed.

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