Max is a DevOps Engineer in the Developer Relations team at Neo4j.
Log in snapshot for sandbox.neo4j.comExciting news for all our users! We are proud to announce the addition of a new Single Sign-On (SSO) feature in our Sandbox environment and the availability of version 5.x of our platform.Single Sign-On, or SSO for short, allows users to access multiple... read more
Photo by Towfiqu Barbhuiya on UnsplashSSO allows you to grant access to specific applications (Neo4j Included) with your preexisting user base and centralize user management to an external system to allow for role access control and other features. At Neo4j, we leverage Auth0 for our... read more
Hello, everyone, and happy Halloween! I got my Squid Game costume yesterday and am getting ready to carve pumpkins for this year’s Halloween. Don’t forget to stock up on candy. In this issue, we have a feature on cybersecurity and another on hacking hacker news content. Besides the... read more
Hello, everyone! I guess it’s time to start looking for old costumes in the closet. I’m going to be looking for a new one this year, and I think "Squid Game" might have an impact on customers this season. Anyway, this issue of Twin4j features Mike Oaten – an entrepreneur at... read more
Hello, everyone! ? Is it just me or is this month getting spookier and spookier by the day? I’m sure it’s just me, but it still doesn’t feel like I’m the only one who’s been spooked this month. At least not if you’ve been working at Twitch. ? Twitch made an "oopsie" and... read more
We’ve finally added the feature to produce your backups from your running sandboxes and continue the fun locally or in Aura.To try it out, just request a backup from the “backups” panel.Request Sandbox backup (https://sandbox.neo4j.com)When you request a backup, our backup... read more
Hello, everyone! As we begin a new quarter – and enter the spookiest month of the year – Twin4j brings you both tricks and treats from the past week in the world of Neo4j. In this issue, we will see Link Prediction pipelines in focus as we release the new version of... read more
If the Kubernetes bug has bitten you, there are usually some pain points that won’t go away. Setting up a functional development environment that is as close to production as possible may take some effort. Skaffold makes it somewhat effortless.SkaffoldSo why would you want to hot-reload your... read more
Managing infrastructure can be a pain, so much so that there are many attempts to make configuring, provisioning, and managing infrastructure a breeze. But where they all fall short is simplicity. To make things easier to work with, we want our infrastructure to be immutable, idempotent, scalable,... read more
