Add accessing neo4j for docker and move the section under partials

Author: renetapopova

modules/ROOT/content-nav.adoc

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@
 ** xref:docker/plugins.adoc[]
 ** xref:docker/docker-compose-standalone.adoc[]
 ** xref:docker/clustering.adoc[]
+** xref:docker/accessing-neo4j.adoc[]
 ** xref:docker/operations.adoc[]
 ** xref:docker/dump-load.adoc[]
 ** xref:docker/backup-restore.adoc[]

modules/ROOT/pages/docker/accessing-neo4j.adoc

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+:description: How to access Neo4j using the Aura Console or Neo4j Browser.
+
+= Access Neo4j
+
+include::partial$/access-neo4j.adoc[]

modules/ROOT/pages/installation/linux/debian.adoc

@@ -220,28 +220,7 @@ For more information on operating the Neo4j system service, see xref:installatio
 
 == Access Neo4j
 
-By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
-However, you can use the Neo4j Aura console to access these features for free.
-No subscription is required.
-
-. Sign up or log in to the link:https://console-preview.neo4j.io/self-managed[Aura Console].
-. On the *Instances* page, click the *Self-managed* tab and then *+ Add deployment* button.
-. Select *URL Connection*.
-. Provide a *Name* and *Connection URL*.
-If you have installed Neo4j locally on your system, you can connect to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-. Click the *Connect* dropdown to launch various graph tools such as *Query*, *Explore*, and *Dashboards*.
-. Type the username `neo4j` and your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-You will be prompted to change the latter upon first login.
-+
-image::aura-add-deployment.png[width=800,alt=Aura add self-managed deployment]
-
-You are now connected and can use the Aura Console to run Cypher queries, visualize graphs, and optionally monitor your local Neo4j database in Neo4j Aura.
-For details, see link:https://neo4j.com/docs/getting-started/#_work_with_data[Get started with Neo4j].
-
-Alternatively, you can use the Neo4j Browser, a web-based user interface for interacting with Neo4j that is included with the Neo4j installation.
-To access the Neo4j Browser, open a web browser and navigate to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-Connect using the username `neo4j` with your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-If the default password is used, you will be prompted to change it upon first login.
+include::partial$/access-neo4j.adoc[]
 
 == Uninstall Neo4j
 

modules/ROOT/pages/installation/linux/rpm.adoc

@@ -232,28 +232,7 @@ For more information on operating the Neo4j system service, see xref:installatio
 
 == Access Neo4j
 
-By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
-However, you can use the Neo4j Aura console to access these features for free.
-No subscription is required.
-
-. Sign up or log in to the link:https://console-preview.neo4j.io/self-managed[Aura Console].
-. On the *Instances* page, click the *Self-managed* tab and then *+ Add deployment* button.
-. Select *URL Connection*.
-. Provide a *Name* and *Connection URL*.
-If you have installed Neo4j locally on your system, you can connect to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-. Click the *Connect* dropdown to launch various graph tools such as *Query*, *Explore*, and *Dashboards*.
-. Type the username `neo4j` and your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-You will be prompted to change the latter upon first login.
-+
-image::aura-add-deployment.png[width=800,alt=Aura add self-managed deployment]
-
-You are now connected and can use the Aura Console to run Cypher queries, visualize graphs, and optionally monitor your local Neo4j database in Neo4j Aura.
-For details, see link:https://neo4j.com/docs/getting-started/#_work_with_data[Get started with Neo4j].
-
-Alternatively, you can use the Neo4j Browser, a web-based user interface for interacting with Neo4j that is included with the Neo4j installation.
-To access the Neo4j Browser, open a web browser and navigate to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-Connect using the username `neo4j` with your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-If the default password is used, you will be prompted to change it upon first login.
+include::partial$/access-neo4j.adoc[]
 
 == Uninstall Neo4j
 

modules/ROOT/pages/installation/linux/systemd.adoc

@@ -94,6 +94,6 @@ Follow these steps to uninstall Neo4j:
 . Uninstall Neo4j:
 +
 [source, shell]
----
+----
 sudo apt remove neo4j
----
+----

modules/ROOT/pages/installation/linux/tarball.adoc

@@ -220,28 +220,7 @@ sudo systemctl daemon-reload
 
 == Access Neo4j
 
-By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
-However, you can use the Neo4j Aura console to access these features for free.
-No subscription is required.
-
-. Sign up or log in to the link:https://console-preview.neo4j.io/self-managed[Aura Console].
-. On the *Instances* page, click the *Self-managed* tab and then *+ Add deployment* button.
-. Select *URL Connection*.
-. Provide a *Name* and *Connection URL*.
-If you have installed Neo4j locally on your system, you can connect to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-. Click the *Connect* dropdown to launch various graph tools such as *Query*, *Explore*, and *Dashboards*.
-. Type the username `neo4j` and your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-You will be prompted to change the latter upon first login.
-+
-image::aura-add-deployment.png[width=800,alt=Aura add self-managed deployment]
-
-You are now connected and can use the Aura Console to run Cypher queries, visualize graphs, and optionally monitor your local Neo4j database in Neo4j Aura.
-For details, see link:https://neo4j.com/docs/getting-started/#_work_with_data[Get started with Neo4j].
-
-Alternatively, you can use the Neo4j Browser, a web-based user interface for interacting with Neo4j that is included with the Neo4j installation.
-To access the Neo4j Browser, open a web browser and navigate to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-Connect using the username `neo4j` with your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-If the default password is used, you will be prompted to change it upon first login.
+include::partial$/access-neo4j.adoc[]
 
 == Uninstall Neo4j
 

modules/ROOT/pages/installation/osx.adoc

@@ -74,28 +74,7 @@ Alternatively, if you want to install Neo4j Enterprise or prefer native service
 
 == Access Neo4j
 
-By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
-However, you can use the Neo4j Aura console to access these features for free.
-No subscription is required.
-
-. Sign up or log in to the link:https://console-preview.neo4j.io/self-managed[Aura Console].
-. On the *Instances* page, click the *Self-managed* tab and then *+ Add deployment* button.
-. Select *URL Connection*.
-. Provide a *Name* and *Connection URL*.
-If you have installed Neo4j locally on your system, you can connect to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-. Click the *Connect* dropdown to launch various graph tools such as *Query*, *Explore*, and *Dashboards*.
-. Type the username `neo4j` and your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-You will be prompted to change the latter upon first login.
-+
-image::aura-add-deployment.png[width=800,alt=Aura add self-managed deployment]
-
-You are now connected and can use the Aura Console to run Cypher queries, visualize graphs, and optionally monitor your local Neo4j database in Neo4j Aura.
-For details, see link:https://neo4j.com/docs/getting-started/#_work_with_data[Get started with Neo4j].
-
-Alternatively, you can use the Neo4j Browser, a web-based user interface for interacting with Neo4j that is included with the Neo4j installation.
-To access the Neo4j Browser, open a web browser and navigate to _\http://localhost:7474_.
-Connect using the username `neo4j` with your password or the default password `neo4j`.
-If the default password is used, you will be prompted to change it upon first login.
+include::partial$/access-neo4j.adoc[]
 
 == Logging
 

modules/ROOT/partials/access-neo4j.adoc

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
+However, you can use the Neo4j Aura console to access these features for free.
+No subscription is required.
+
+. Sign up or log in to the link:https://console-preview.neo4j.io/self-managed[Aura Console].
+. On the *Instances* page, click the *Self-managed* tab and then *+ Add deployment* button.
+. Select *URL Connection*.
+. Provide a *Name* and *Connection URL*.
+If you have installed Neo4j locally on your system, you can connect to _\http://localhost:7474_.
+. Click the *Connect* dropdown to launch various graph tools such as *Query*, *Explore*, and *Dashboards*.
+. Type the username `neo4j` and your password or the default password `neo4j`.
+You will be prompted to change the latter upon first login.
++
+image::aura-add-deployment.png[width=800,alt=Aura add self-managed deployment]
+
+You are now connected and can use the Aura Console to run Cypher queries, visualize graphs, and optionally monitor your local Neo4j database in Neo4j Aura.
+For details, see link:https://neo4j.com/docs/getting-started/#_work_with_data[Get started with Neo4j].
+
+Alternatively, you can use the Neo4j Browser, a web-based user interface for interacting with Neo4j that is included with the Neo4j installation.
+To access the Neo4j Browser, open a web browser and navigate to _\http://localhost:7474_.
+Connect using the username `neo4j` with your password or the default password `neo4j`.
+If the default password is used, you will be prompted to change it upon first login.