Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Accessing Neo4j's browser is completely analogous to the Windows
installation illustrated previously; all you need to do is point your browser
to
http://localhost:7474
and you should be good to go.
Starting the Neo4j browser
The default installation of Neo4j also comes with some tutorials and a simple dataset
that you can play around with. Hopefully, this is enough to get you going; it certainly
is enough for this chapter of the topic.
Using Neo4j in a cloud environment
In this section, we are going to address a third and alternative way of getting
started with the Neo4j graph database management system, that is, by using a cloud
solution. As it turns out, you can try out the power of the database solution without
even having to go through the previously mentioned steps of installing the product
on an operating system of your own. You can just use a "graph as a service" solution;
there are multiple providers out there. At the time of writing this, you can use
solutions from the following:
• GrapheneDB.com
• Heroku
• GraphAlchemist
• ElastX
• Of course, a "roll your own" solution on Amazon Web Services would
work just as nicely
