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The only comparison I know, is YugaByteDB. The CEO was bragging in a recent video they were ingesting a million inserts a second. One commend in the video Says it all really 😓

@Jamie-Liu Graph databases are much more intuitive when modeling the structure of my data and when querying relationships between nodes, that's why they call my attention. I want to use graph databases to stop modeling this type of tables (the image below) and avoid writing complex joins to access the data and its relationships, as well as benefit from features such as the recommendation system. I expressed myself wrong, when I said use Nebula as PostgresSQL, I meant to use Nebula to store all the business information and not just a subset or copy of it, that's why I need the storage to be highly reliable. (That's why my question for some use case) I understand that graph databases don't have all the features of RDBMS so they can't be a replacement, however I don't need all the features.