Inspect deployment
To inspect a deployment, use the more menu (…) from the deployment card or deployment table. In the graph view, the same menu can be accessed by right-clicking the DBMS node.
Overview
Aside from the deployment name and status, the following information is displayed:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
Version |
The Neo4j version |
Edition |
The Neo4j edition |
Packaging |
The Neo4j packaging used for deploying the servers of this deployment |
Servers |
A list of servers in the deployment |
Registered by |
Email address of the user who originally registered this deployment |
Token
This section contains information and actions related to the token used to authenticate the deployment with Aura.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
Status |
Whether the token is in use or not |
Registered by |
Email address of the user who originally registered this deployment |
Creation time |
The time and date when the token was created |
Expires on |
The time and date when the token expires |
Auto-rotated |
Whether the token is configured to be automatically rotated before its expiry |
To perform token-related actions, select the token menu (…).
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Regenerate — This removes the current token and generates a new one. Any plugin using the previous token will be logged out.
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Release — This deletes the association between this deployment and the running Neo4j installation. This allows another installation to claim the deployment, which can be especially useful when migrating to a new major Neo4j version. Note that existing topology data will be cleared.
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Delete — Permanently invalidates and deletes the token.
License
This section contains information about Neo4j licenses detected on this deployment. Supported products are:
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Neo4j
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Graph Data Science
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Bloom
For each detected product, information displayed includes the type of license (free/trial/commercial), the status (valid/expired) and the expiry date if applicable.
Active configuration
In the Active configuration tab, you can view the effective configuration of each server in the deployment. Refer to Operations Manual →The neo4j.conf file for more information on the Neo4j configuration.
The configuration for each server is presented as a list of key-value pairs in a collapsible expander.
The search bar at the top of the page allows you to filter by configuration key across all servers in the deployment.