Users would like the ability to create, resize and delete databases within an Aura account programmatically using a secure API call.

We would like to have these specific core database features exposed in Aura so that we can run cypher against the database via HTTP https://neo4j.com/docs/http-api/current/introduction/

Databases in Aura should have at least a "read-only" user to protect data integrity. It it bad practice to program everything against an Admin user.

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.

Triggers are an important element of any database. the apoc.triggers should be included in aura.

Allow configuration of triggers that call a webhook url with the updated data

In the metrics, I would like an overview of # connections over time

We would like to be able to have multiple team members with access to the Aura account and associated capabilities there in, such as database creation, viewing of metrics, access to exports etc etc. Multiple users, with different e-mails in 1 Aura account.

Hello, Recently we reached a limit of db connections with our application and Aura cluster, because of an error in our application. This led to multiple CPU peaks in our Aura cluster and slowness in our application. We only discovered that this was caused by multiple connection being opened and not properly closed after a lot of digging into our application logs. The first place I checked when the problem started was Aura console, but I only managed to see the CPU peak, if the db number of connections was shown on Aura dashboard, it would save us a lot of time to solve the problem. Hope this is not a difficulty feature to implement, it would really help us. Best regards, Fernando

Im trying to do some performance testing on you application and it means im constantly swapping out data in and out of our DB. To do this I use a small script in python that uses the LOAD csv command and point to a public csv file stored in GCS. However trying it recently it seems like AuraDB may be caching the file because it keeps loading data that no longer exists. My query looks along the lines of : USING PERIODIC COMMIT 500 LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS FROM 'https://storage.googleapis.com/my-bucket/my-csv' AS row WITH row WHERE row.userID IS NOT NULL AND row.projectID IS NOT NULL AND row.environmentID IS NOT NULL MERGE (user:User {userID: row.userID}) ON CREATE SET user.projectID = row.projectID, user.environmentID = row.environmentID; This seems to be picking up old data when i check the graph afterwards. Are you guys doing some level of caching?