Announcing New Aura Import Services
Blog post from Neo4j
Support for MySQL and SQL Server has been added to Neo4j Aura, allowing users to import data from these databases into Free, Professional, and Business Critical Instances. The new import capability enables users to connect to existing data sources, define a graph data model, and initiate an import job without requiring code to move data into Neo4j. Initially, the feature is launched with connectivity to PostgreSQL, with plans for additional RDBMS and cloud data warehouse integrations in the future. Users can take advantage of this new capability by signing into the latest console preview and following along with a hands-on example using the Chinook dataset from PostgreSQL. The process involves setting up the data source, generating a graph model, importing data, and exploring the resulting graph with the Query co-pilot feature.
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