Neo4j Aura services now available in all Amazon Web Services regions

“Aura powers more than 4,000 applications that together run over 5 billion graph queries per month,” the company said in a statement. “Customers choose Neo4j for massive graph data workloads, proven to deliver millisecond response times for even the most complex multi-hop queries spanning billions of nodes and relationships.”

 

“We are thrilled to continue building on our work with Neo4j to make it even easier for customers to get up and running with graph databases,” Matt Asay, head of open source strategy and marketing at AWS, said in a press release. “With Neo4j Aura Enterprise available in AWS Marketplace, customers have a great option for building and deploying cost-effective, highly available connected data applications and can easily integrate them with their existing workflows.”

 

Customers use Neo4j Aura Enterprise to run their knowledge graphs, real-time recommendations, and fraud and exception reporting, to better understand their supply chains, compliance management, and many more context-driven systems, the system software firm added.  

 

Levi Strauss & Co, one of the world's largest brand-name apparel companies and a global leader in jeanswear, chose Neo4j Aura Enterprise to drive agility, sustainability, and product development efficiencies. 

 

“Neo4j has been our partner in digital transformation for almost three years, during which we have deployed six impactful applications to streamline our go-to-market processes. At Levi Strauss & Co, we have a passion for solving challenging business problems and increasing our agility across our operations. With Neo4j Aura Enterprise, we're able to reduce application build time and take advantage of the power of self-service databases with none of the database management overhead,” Debdulal Mahanty, director, digital technologies of Levi Strauss & Co said.

 

The Orchard, a global leader in music distribution, revolutionising the way artists market, distribute, and monetise their content, also partnered Neo4j Aura Enterprise.

 

“We recognised from the start that our business needed to solve a connected data problem – the management of complex interrelationships between artists, albums, sound recordings, labels, managers, and employees, making this partnership with Neo4j a perfect fit,” Jacob Fowler, chief technology officer at The Orchard said in the release. “With Neo4j Aura Enterprise, we've built a scalable, cloud-based knowledge graph to visualise, analyse, and navigate the way our organisation manages its various interconnected entities. Now, we can effectively manage our costs with transparent pricing, leaving us free to focus our efforts on running our business, not running a graph database.”