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Tools

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Neo4j Ops Manager

Run monitoring and operations tools across multiple databases

Bloom

Non-code graph visualization and exploration tool

Kubernetes Helm Charts

Deploy multi-node Casual Clusters on Kubernetes

Integrations and Connectors

Connect Neo4j to popular ecosystems.

Neo4j Connector for Apache Kafka

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Neo4j Connector for Apache Spark for Databricks

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Neo4j Connector for Business Intelligence

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Neo4j Data Warehouse Connector

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Introducing Cypher

Cypher is a declarative open query language that allows for expressive and efficient queries in a property graph. Originally built by Neo4j, Cypher is easy-to-learn and the widely adopted standard graph query language of developers worldwide.

Cypher


                  
                    MATCH
                    (j:Person 
                    
                    {name: "Adam"})-[r:LIKES]->
                    (tech:Technology)<-[r2:LIKES]-(p:Person)
                  

                  
                    WHERE tech.type IN ['Graphs', 'Development']
                  
                  

                  RETURN p.name;