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Neo4j

Find out how to connect Neo4j to Erathos and move your data effortlessly.

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Last updated 6 months ago

In this page you will learn how to connect Neo4j to Erathos to move your data seamlessly.

The available connections between databases and the Erathos platform are through Open Connection, Static IP and SSH tunnel.

Connecting Neo4j:

  1. Log in to your Erathos account

  2. Select Neo4j as connector

  3. Name your connection

  4. Fill in the following form with the required information

On the Advanced config toggle button, you can select which connection you'd like to perform.

If you choose to connect through Static IP, you will need to follow the instuction below:

If you choose to connect through SSH Tunnel, you will need to fill in the additional form below:

Don't forget to click on Save and close to advance to the next steps of the integration.

With this connection created you can seemlessly move your Neo4j data to your BigQuery, Redshift or Postgres data-warehouse.