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mihamina · 10-14-2021

Hi all, I ran into the following on a CORE-only cluster: "No write operations are allowed directly on this database. Writes must pass through the leader. The role of this server is: FOLLOWER". I access the node via HTTP, not Bolt (Because we started ...

mihamina · 06-15-2021

Hello, I am installing the neo4j:4.3.0-enterprise Docker image from Docker Hub I use docker run -d \ --name neo4j-core-01 \ --env=NEO4J_ACCEPT_LICENSE_AGREEMENT=yes \ --network neo4j-core-01-network \ --publish 172.18.0.1:7474:7474 \ --p...

mihamina · 11-09-2020

Hi all, As far as I understand, the initial protocol to access Neo4j was HTTP. Later came Bolt. Is there a short timeline to deprecate HTTP API access, or will HTTP be maintained over the time? The Question is because we need to access Neo4j 4.x with...

mihamina · 10-14-2021

@abk , too much refactoring before MVP launch would be required if we switch now.

mihamina · 10-14-2021

Thank you @abk , If I understand correctly, despite I set a 100 nodes CORE cluster up , only one is LEADER, so that this only one can receive writes? But if I set a 100 nodes CORE cluster up, it is to be able to share (round robin or random, whatever...

mihamina · 11-09-2020

Thank you @abk for your answers. Yes an HTTP proxy that is tightly integrated would be definitely a evry good thing, as it would allow more clients: think, even BASH or Powershell could then have an access and even more, some wrappers. This is espec...

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