Neo4j Aura: A New Graph Database as a Service
Aura is an entirely new, built-from-the-ground-up, multi-tenant graph DBaaS based on Neo4j. It lets any developer take advantage of the best graph database in the world via a frictionless service in the cloud.
When we began building Neo4j all those years ago, we wanted to give developers a database that was very powerful, flexible… and accessible to all. We believed that open source was the best way to bring this product to developers worldwide.
Since then, the vast majority of our paying customers have started out with data practitioners leading the way. Individual developers downloaded Neo4j, experimented with it, and realized graphs were an ideal way to model and traverse connected data.
However, only a few of those developers had direct access to a budget to make the leap to our Enterprise Edition. Neo4j Aura bridges that gap for individuals, small teams and established startups. I believe this is the next logical step in Neo4j’s vision to help the world make sense of data.
The Neo4j engineering team has been working on Aura for several years, building what I think is going to be quite an extraordinary experience for the Neo4j developer community and the businesses they represent.
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When we began building Neo4j all those years ago, we wanted to give developers a database that was very powerful, flexible… and accessible to all. We believed that open source was the best way to bring this product to developers worldwide.
Since then, the vast majority of our paying customers have started out with data practitioners leading the way. Individual developers downloaded Neo4j, experimented with it, and realized graphs were an ideal way to model and traverse connected data.
However, only a few of those developers had direct access to a budget to make the leap to our Enterprise Edition. Neo4j Aura bridges that gap for individuals, small teams and established startups. I believe this is the next logical step in Neo4j’s vision to help the world make sense of data.
The Neo4j engineering team has been working on Aura for several years, building what I think is going to be quite an extraordinary experience for the Neo4j developer community and the businesses they represent.
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