Stu Moore is joining the Neo4j database PM team based in London, with 13yrs product management experience building products with analytics & machine learning (Barclays’ People Analytics), delivering Windows containers from the cloud (start-up), XenApp (Citrix) and a real time clustering solution for Windows applications like SQL Server & VMware’s vCenter (Neverfail).
Stu can be found outside a lot with a Polish Lowland Sheepdog, or running as he enjoys the occasional hilly half marathon & obstacle course race. Enjoys all food, craft beer and watching Nordic Noir on Netflix.
On the 26th of July, we announced support for Confluent’s Custom Connectors as a way to connect Confluent Cloud to AuraDB, our fully managed database-as-a-service. In this week’s blog, I am going to show you how easy it is to set up a sink connector to create or update data in a... read more
Neo4j now supports Confluent’s Custom Connectors so that customers can stream data from Confluent Cloud into Neo4j AuraDB to perform real-time graph analytics.This integration comes as a result of our ongoing partnership with Confluent and our joint commitment to empowering developers and... read more
Neo4j now supports AWS Managed Streaming for Kafka (MSK) through MSK Connect, configured as a source and sink with AuraDB Free.Back in January, I took on the Product Manager role for Neo4j Connectors — the products which enable customers to stream data into and out of Neo4j... read more
We are excited to announce the introduction of Neo4j 5 and our new continuous release and product support model for our database platform designed for the cloud (for full details, please read the support terms). In keeping with DevOps deployment practices, this version enables customers to... read more
It is time for Part 3 of the Neo4j 4.3 technical blog series, where we explore deploying Neo4j with the new neo4j-standalone Helm Chart on Minikube Kubernetes running on a Windows 10 laptop with Docker Desktop.This is our series so far:Relationship / Relationship... read more
Welcome back to part two in the five part 4.3 Technical Blog Series. This week, it is the turn of the Relationship Chain Locks — or if you caught the 4.3 update during Emil’s NODES Keynote, “How to avoid a lot of locking when you update the Rock!”Dwayne... read more
Welcome to the first in a series of blogs on some of the exciting new features in Neo4j 4.3 that was released last week at NODES 2021.Relationship Property Indexes help find co-occurrence in the Panama PapersOver the coming weeks, I will be publishing technical blogs on the following new... read more