Neo4j Workspace is a new unified experience that brings together our most powerful graph tools (Data Importer, Bloom, and Browser) all in one place to help you get up and running with graph databases faster.

Workspace is due to launch later this year, but as an Aura user you can get early access to Workspace now (). You can also watch this short video to see how it works.

When you click the above link, you will notice individual app buttons in Console are now replaced with a single Open Workspace button.

To manually enable access, log out of your Aura account and then copy/paste this URL: .

To remove access, repeat the above step but change the URL parameter for Workspace to .

We have been working hard to improve observability and expand upon Aura's security-focused features so it meets the needs of our Enterprise customers.

We're pleased to introduced the On-Demand Security Logs feature, which enables authorised Enterprise users to request logs using the Aura Console. 🎉

Logs can be requested for the time ranges below, and (as with Query Logs) are available for up to 30 days as per standard data retention policy. Security Logs are served in JSON format and made available in a downloadable zip file.

Please see our product documentation pages for more information.

Happy logging!

Team Aura

This minor release of Data Importer brings a number of small but useful improvements:

In this release we've updated our styling, and added features to make life easier for new users:

Note that this and future releases of Bloom/Explore are no longer compatible with Neo4j Aura 3 databases, which have reached end-of-life.

As always, we'd love to hear your feedback on the latest changes.

Thanks

Aura Product Team

Hi All,

We have a small patch of Neo4j Ops Manager for you, version 1.1.1.

This contains a fix for missing metrics information for databases with a hyphen in their name, from customer feedback.

It is available from the download page. Only the agent has changed, although it is recommended to have the server and agent on the same versions if possible.

Team Ops-Manager.

Hello all,

We are pleased to announce the release of Neo4j Ops Manager version 1.1.0!

This version is available to download for Enterprise Edition self-managed customers from the download page here.

It is available for Linux tar installations and Windows zip installations running Neo4j Enterprise Edition 4.4 or later. This release adds a docker image for NOM server installation.

New and improved in this release are:-

We hope you enjoy our latest release, and look forward to hearing your feedback.

Team Ops-Manager.

This latest release of Data Importer brings yet more improvements to make it easier to build your graph, read on to find out more...

Last release we brought you the initial release of Load Preview, which allowed you to get a feel for how the structure of your graph was taking shape before performing a load. We've now made the preview logic more faithful to the load process so any problems with your mapping will now be more accurately reflected in the preview. We now also support the previewing of properties.

We hope these big improvements will help you understand how your graph is taking shape quicker than ever.

When mapping properties from a file, we will now try and guess the id value by looking for a column named or ending in . In the event you map only one property from a file, we'll assume this is the property you want to use as the ID. You can of course override any of the automatic mappings yourself if they are not what you intended.

When mapping the same file to a relationship and the nodes at each end of its ends, it's usually fairly easy for us to deduce which columns should be mapped to the and once you've mapped the IDs to the nodes. We now do this for you automatically and again you are free to override this mapping if needed.

Note that this currently only works when you connect two nodes with a relationship the node IDs have been set, but we plan to improve that in future.

We hope these automatic mappings speed up iterating your graph modelling and mapping.

And finally we also made a number of small improvements as a direct result of your feedback, so please do keep the feedback coming on our feedback page:

We're pleased to announce that you can now reset any AuraDB Free or AuraDB Professional instance back to a blank state, without writing cypher to delete all the nodes and relationships.

Here's where you find the functionality:

It takes about 10 seconds and leaves you with a totally empty database, to start again if PoC'ing or messing around with a dataset you loaded during create.

Watch this space as we finish the work to allow loading of datasets to both AuraDB Free and Professional after create, so you can experiment and learn without fear of messing things up.

As always, we'd love to hear your feedback on the feature.

Thanks

Aura Product Team

This release of Data Importer addresses a bug that caused preview and loads not to observe a switch in relationship direction.

As part of our drive towards creating enhanced observability for our Aura service, we have introduced the ability for our users to request Query Logs from the details page of their paid AuraDB Professional and AuraDS instances!

Users can request logs in the following time ranges:

Logs will be available in json format, as a downloadable zip file.

For more information please see our docs page for more details and follow these steps in Aura Console.

Click on the Instance pane to get to your settings :

Click on the "Logs" tab within your instance settings to request logs for download :

Select the appropriate time range, and wait for logs to appear for download :

As always, we'd love to hear your feedback on the feature.

Thanks

Aura Product Team