FAQ

1. How can I learn more about NeoDash?

To learn more, check out the following list of resources (blogs, videos and sites):

Have a blog post about NeoDash you’d like to share? Let us know and we can add it to this list!

2. Is NeoDash free to use?

NeoDash 2.X is available under the Apache 2.0 license, which means you can use it for free for with your project.

Keep in mind! As NeoDash is a Neo4j Labs project, it is not part of the official Neo4j product suite, and is not supported as part of a Neo4j license. (See also question #8 below…)

3. Can I publish the dashboard that I built?

When you’re done building a dashboard and want to show to others as a read-only web page, you can set up a Standalone Mode deployment of NeoDash.

If you need help setting this up, please contact the NeoDash team.

4. Is NeoDash Production Ready?

NeoDash is safe to be used in a production environment. As it is a reporting tool, keep the following things in mind:

  • Always use read-only Neo4j accounts when connecting to a dashboard.

  • Always deploy NeoDash with SSL, so that an encrypted Neo4j connection must be used.

  • As NeoDash accesses Neo4j directly, make sure you only give access to the right people. As a rule of thumb, you should give NeoDash access to the people that can also see Bloom.

For other questions regarding setting up your own production deployment, contact the NeoDash team.

5. Can I use NeoDash with Neo4j Community Edition?

Yes, NeoDash can be used with any type of Neo4j deployment (On-premise, cloud, or fully managed in Neo4j Aura). We do however recommend that you use the Enterprise version, as it lets you create a dedicated read-only user for reporting.

6. I’m missing a feature. Can I ask for help?

Feature requests and bug reports are more than welcome. Please open an issue on Github. Issues will be addressed on a best-effort basis.

If you’re looking for a specific feature with high priority, you can reach out to the Neo4j team.

7. How can I contribute to NeoDash myself?

NeoDash is an open-source tool that can be extended by anyone. If you are interested in contributing, please check out the Github repository.

Aside from code contributions, we are also very happy to hear about how you use NeoDash. If you have a blog post, podcast or video of your graph dashboard, let us know!

8. Can I get professional help with NeoDash?

If you are interested in a services agreement to support your NeoDash deployment, please reach out to the Neo4j Services Team.