For Data Scientists and Analysts who wish to Explore and Query graphs in Microsoft Fabric, you can now

This release is primarily a compatibility release, with support for CYPHER 25, Neo4j version 2026.x and Spring Boot 4.

Release notes are available here.

This is available to download now from the deployment centre and is available in the usual repositories. It will be bundled with the next releases of Neo4j 5.26 and 2026.x.

The Neo4j Aura January SECOND release is now rolling out—starting with AuraDB Free and gradually extending to higher-tier instances.

This second release in January reveals excited new features of Vector Search!

For full details of all updates and fixes in this release, please visit: Release Notes: Neo4j Aura Database – January 2026.

We previously communicated that the Aura Console would be moving to the console.neo4j.io domain. This change has now been completed.

No action is required for this update. However, as noted in earlier direct communications, customers who use to upload backup files to Aura must upgrade to the 2025.04 release.

This upgrade ensures continued compatibility for neo4j-admin database upload commands (specifically neo4j-admin push to cloud on version 4) with the unified Neo4j Aura Console.

Users of in the Aura Console may notice that some Perspectives stored in browser local storage are not visible on the new domain. These Perspectives are still accessible via console-preview.neo4j.io. A Knowledge Base article is linked from Explore and explains how to migrate these Perspectives to the new domain if needed.

This change does not impact any instances participating in the Bloom Enterprise EAP for Scene saving and Perspective sharing.

Users of and may notice history and styling are not persisted after the move. You can read more about how to recover them by reading a separate Knowledge Base article.

If you experience any issues, please reach out to Neo4j Customer Support.

Thanks,

The Aura Team

Neo4j Aura Virtual Dedicated Cloud is now live in AWS Thailand (ap-southeast-7). This release comes directly from customer feedback calling for more in-region options across APAC, helping teams deploy Aura closer to their applications while meeting local data residency needs.

The Thailand region is now accessible through the Aura Console and Aura API.

Team Aura 🚀

The Neo4j Aura January release is now rolling out—starting with AuraDB Free and gradually extending to higher-tier instances.

This release focused on security patches and improvements in Cypher.

We have patched the following libraries to resolve vulnerabilities:

For full details of all updates and fixes in this release, please visit: Release Notes: Neo4j Aura Database – January 2026.

Neo4j Aura DS Enterprise now supports IP Filtering, enabling you to define which IP address ranges can access your Graph Data Science deployment. This feature compliments the existing AuraDB IP Filtering and provides strong, lightweight network access control without requiring private endpoint setup. Users with Organization Admin privileges can manage filters via the Aura Console UI or Admin API, with support for up to 100 IP ranges.

Network security filters can be applied across a project or individual to each Aura instance for consistent access policies.

IP Filtering is ideal for securing public or hybrid deployments, limiting access to trusted networks, enforcing compliance boundaries, and streamlining development environments.

Available now for Aura DS Enterprise in addition to Aura Graph Analytics when used with AuraDB Business Critical & Virtual Dedicated Cloud tiers. See our IP Filtering documentation for more details.

Neo4j AuraDB Professional and Business Critical and AuraDS are now available in . This marks Neo4j’s first region in Australia and expands our presence in the Asia–Pacific region. This launch reflects direct feedback requesting local deployment options in APAC, allowing teams to run Aura closer to applications while supporting regional data residency requirements.

The Sydney region is available for AuraDB and AuraDS deployments via the Aura Console or Aura API.

Team Aura. 🚀

Neo4j AuraDB Professional and Business Critical and AuraDS are now available in , expanding our regional footprint in North America. You can deploy AuraDB and AuraDS closer to your applications and users to reduce latency, meet data residency requirements, and improve overall performance.

The launch in the us-east-2 region is in direct response to user demand, so please continue to submit your feedback!

Team Aura 🚀

Support for Neo4j Fleet Manager in the Aura API and CLI is now available, which enables easier DevOps integration with Neo4j Fleet Manager for our self-managed customers.

Using the API/CLI it is possible to perform the core functions of Neo4j Fleet Manager, including register a deployment, list all deployments in a project, get details for a deployment, manage tokens and remove a deployment.

To use the API/CLI, you will need an Aura API key (with associated account, project and permissions), and the organisation ID and project ID you wish to work with.

The API is available in the Aura v2 API (beta) and the CLI is available from version 1.5 and later of the Aura-CLI. Documentation can be found for the API and CLI in the Aura docs.