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Update all installations and add a section about accessing Neo4j via Aura console #2680
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Update all installations and add a section about accessing Neo4j via Aura console #2680
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I think everything looks good.
I left one suggestion regarding the debian.adoc file.
| 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_. |
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This contradicts what was said in line 1:
By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
Maybe there are special business reasons, but I would first mention the old way (ie using browser by going to localhost:7474) and then the magic new way through aura. The path of least resistance between installing neo4j and having a working neo4j is by going directly to localhost:7474
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Yes, there are special business reasons. 😄
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Well alright then :)
I do still feel like there is a contradiction between:
By default, Neo4j Community Edition does not include graph tools such as visualization, data exploration, and monitoring.
and
Alternatively, you can use the Neo4j Browser, a web-based user interface for interacting with Neo4j that is included with the Neo4j installation.
Because the browser CAN visualise the data and let you explore. It's just maybe not as feature-rich? I dunno. I can approve the PR anyway.
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Thanks for the documentation updates. The preview documentation has now been torn down - reopening this PR will republish it. |
…Aura console (neo4j#2680) This can be cherry-picked without the mention of Java 25
This can be cherry-picked without the mention of Java 25