AuraDB

import dotenv import os from neo4j import GraphDatabase load_status = dotenv.load_dotenv("Neo4j-62e523f7-Created-2025-07-17.txt") if load_status is False: raise RuntimeError('Environment variables not loaded.') URI = os.getenv("NEO4J_URI") AUTH = (os.getenv("NEO4J_USERNAME"), os.getenv("NEO4J_PASSWORD")) print("URI:", URI) print("AUTH:", AUTH) with GraphDatabase.driver(URI, auth=AUTH) as driver: driver.verify_connectivity() print("Connection established.") URI and AUTH credentials are loading properly from the txt file. Still getting Error: "Unable to retrieve routing information"

Currently, the Neo4j API supports authentication via a shared secret, which offers limited security and scalability, especially for enterprise use cases. I would like to request support for more advanced authentication methods—similar to what Snowflake provides—such as OAuth 2.0, JWT, or key-pair authentication. For reference, Snowflake offers multiple secure authentication flows for their REST API: 🔗 https://docs.snowflake.com/en/developer-guide/snowflake-rest-api/authentication Adding such options would greatly improve security, allow fine-grained access control, and enable better integration with enterprise identity providers.

Currently, VPC peering in Neo4j Aura is configured manually through the Console interface. For enterprise users and infrastructure teams, it would be highly valuable to be able to configure VPC peering via an API.

Currently, credit consumption in Neo4j Aura is only visible through the Console UI. To support automated monitoring and cost tracking, it would be very useful to expose credit consumption via: An authenticated API endpoint Exportable metrics

Currently, SSO setup (via OpenID Connect) for Neo4j is configured manually through neo4j.conf or, for Aura, through the Console UI. I’d like the ability to automate this configuration using an API endpoint—similar to how other platforms (e.g., Snowflake) allow REST-driven SSO setup.

i have a Trial Instance, but its telling me that it will expire in less than 6 days and that i will have to pay 131.40/month to keep it...WHERE IS THE FREE VERSION??? WHAT DID I MISS????

To make things clearer, it would be useful to remove unused projects.

Hi, would love to see a function to control the pages to process in a pdf file or batches. Thank you.

Neo4j 4 on Aura will initially not have multi-database capability by design. Some context on that is covered here : https://aura.support.neo4j.com/hc/en-us/articles/360050961713 As we get ready to release multi-database in the future, this feature request aims to capture demand and ensure the customer needs are understood. Aura users have told us they would like to do 1 of the following things with Neo4j 4 in Aura specifically focussed on the use of the multi-database functionality. a) build a Graph backed SaaS or application by creating 1 large Aura instance and dividing it into X many smaller databases. This solves 2 needs for end users 1) it's cost effective, they can pay for 1 database but get X many within that. 2) ease of management when integrating with their application, because they perceive they won't have to manage X many small individual databases. b) continue my cloud centric development of a technical solution against Neo4j 4 on Aura, and be able to evaluate the feature, without any clear need for it right now. c) just want to learn about multi-database and how it works in Aura. Please upvote and comment on whether the need you are seeking to solve for with multi-database is a), b), c) or another need we've not heard yet. If users have an idea of how many database instances you are expecting to be able to create in one large database in their scenario on Aura, we'd love to hear that too.