Guidance on usage: Graph Database VM on Enterprise Linux 8

Graph Database VM on Enterprise Linux 8 provides a reliable and scalable environment for graph data modeling, relationship analytics, and connected data workloads using Neo4j on a modern Oracle Linux 8 platform.


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Configuring and connecting to Graph Database VM on Enterprise Linux 8

  1. After purchasing and starting the VM, you should know its IP address. You can find it in your Azure personal account. You need to select the virtual machine from the list. By clicking the item “Overview”, your IP is displayed in the line “Public IP Address.”
  1. To connect to Neo4j, you should open ports 7474 and 7687 TCP in the Azure network settings.
  1. Open a browser on your PC and go to the address of your VM http://VM_IP:7474 (from step 1). In the opened window, choose ‘Connect URL’ – bolt://VM_IP:7687
  1. Fill in the username ‘neo4j’, and password ‘neo4j,’ and click ‘Connect.’
  1. After the connection, you must change the password.
  1. Now you can configure your server, create new databases, synchronize with the Neo4j browser, and more.

More detailed instructions can be found at Neo4j Documentation.