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    Bitnami package for Neo4j

    Up-to-date and secure image. Neo4j is a high performance graph store with all the features expected of a mature and robust database, like a friendly query language and ACID transactions.

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    Does not work

    Reviewed on Dec 13, 2022
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    I walked through the configuration, instance was created, but Neo4j is not running and I can't even connect to the ec2 instance.

    Maciej

    Better than official neo4j image

    Reviewed on Oct 31, 2020
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    At least this works without any problem etc, neo4j stack is more expensive and initial config doesn't work ata ll

    Steven L.

    Up and running in 10 minutes

    Reviewed on Jun 25, 2020
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    More versatile than the official Neo4j Community AMI. Docs are a little vague, but proved easy to figure out.
    SSH into EC2 using bitnami instead of root for the username. Your database credentials are in a file in the home directory.
    Doesn't come with a pre-made security group- be sure to open the necessary ports to connect to neo4j.

    Paul W

    It doesn't work out of the box as stated

    Reviewed on Apr 17, 2020
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    I chose this image because it claims to work out of the box. I use a community image for staging and have to make modifications to get it to work. However, I wanted a quick solution for my production environment which I can spin up quickly and easily in case of any problem. I was able to find the password but the documentation varies as to whether the username is 'user', 'neo4j' or 'bitnami'. Really all I want is the bolt connection url and there is no mention of it. I have tried all of the options I can think of but cannot access the database from code or from the Neo4j Desktop. Giving up now - terminating the instance.