Deploying Neo4j on Kubernetes with Helm Charts

This blog post guides developers through deploying Neo4j on Kubernetes using Helm Charts. The author, who has experience with Neo4j and Docker Desktop, aims to demonstrate how accessible Neo4j is for Windows users outside of the usual options. The process involves installing Docker Desktop, enabling WSL 2.0, and setting up Minikube and Helm for a seamless deployment. The post provides detailed instructions on configuring the Helm Chart, creating a custom YAML file, and accessing the Neo4j database from within the Kubernetes cluster or outside it using port forwarding. It also covers debugging and troubleshooting tips to ensure successful deployment and operation of Neo4j on Kubernetes.

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