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2121## Run Dgraph and connect the Ratel web UI
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23- The easiest way to get Dgraph up and running in the cloud is using
24- [ Dgraph on Hypermode] ( https://hypermode.com/login ) . If you prefer a local
25- development experience with Dgraph we recommend using the official Dgraph Docker
26- image. Both options are described below.
23+ The recommended way to get started with Dgraph for local development is by using the official Dgraph Docker image.
2724
2825In this section we'll create a new graph, then we'll connect our new graph to
2926[ Ratel] ( ./glossary#ratel ) , the web-based UI for Dgraph.
3027
31- <Tabs >
32- <Tab title = " On Hypermode" >
33- <Steps >
34- <Step title = " Sign in to Hypermode and create your workspace" >
35-
36- Open [ ` hypermode.com/login ` ] ( https://hypermode.com/login ) in your web browser and sign
37- in to Hypermode to create your account.
38-
39- After signing in you'll be prompted to choose a name for your workspace.
40-
41- ![ Create your Hypermode workspace] ( /images/dgraph/quickstart/create-workspace.png )
42-
43- Enter a name for your workspace and then select ** Create workspace** .
44-
45- </Step >
46-
47- <Step title = " Create your graph" >
48-
49- After creating your Hypermode workspace you'll be prompted to create your first
50- graph.
51-
52- ![ Create your first Hypermode graph] ( /images/dgraph/quickstart/create-graph-2.png )
53-
54- Enter a name for your graph and choose the hosting location, then select
55- ** Create graph** .
56-
57- </Step >
58-
59- <Step title = " View your graph details" >
60-
61- Once your graph is created you'll see the graph details including its status,
62- connection string, and API key.
63-
64- ![ Graph detail view] ( /images/dgraph/quickstart/graph-details.png )
65-
66- We'll use the Dgraph connection string and the API key to connect to our graph
67- via Dgraph clients such as Ratel or language SDKs.
68-
69- Click on the copy icon next to the connection string to copy the Dgraph
70- connection string.
71-
72- </Step >
73-
74- <Step title = " Connect the Ratel graph client" >
75-
76- Ratel is a web-based Dgraph client for interacting with your graph. We'll use
77- Ratel to execute DQL queries and update the graph schema.
78-
79- Navigate to [ ratel.hypermode.com] ( https://ratel.hypermode.com ) and paste the
80- Dgraph connection string you copied in the previous step into the "Dgraph Conn
81- String" text box in Ratel then select ** Connect** to verify the connection and
82- then select ** Continue** to access the Ratel console.
83-
84- ![ Connecting to Ratel] ( /images/dgraph/quickstart/ratel-connection-string.png )
85-
86- The Ratel console is where we can execute DQL queries and mutations and view the
87- results of these operations, including visualizing graph data.
88-
89- ![ Ratel overview] ( /images/dgraph/quickstart/ratel-overview.png )
90-
91- Now we're ready to add data to our graph.
92-
93- </Step >
94-
95- </Steps >
96- </Tab >
97-
98- <Tab title = " Locally" ><Steps >
28+ <Steps >
9929 <Step title = " Run Dgraph with Docker" >
10030 The [ ` dgraph/standalone ` ] ( https://hub.docker.com/r/dgraph/standalone ) Docker image has everything needed to run Dgraph locally.
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13969 </Step >
14070 </Steps >
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142- </Tab >
143- </Tabs >
144-
14572## Add data to the graph with a mutation
14673
14774Graph databases like Dgraph use a data model called the ** property graph** ,
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508435</Steps>
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510- In this quick start we created a new graph instance using Dgraph on Hypermode ,
437+ In this quick start we created a new graph instance using Dgraph,
511438added data, queried the graph, visualized the results, and updated the schema of
512439our graph.
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