Thank you for your interest in Neo4j Aura. We have assembled answers to the most frequently asked questions about the service. If you have additional questions after reading this FAQ, please email our support.
What regions is Aura available in?
Aura is available in:
- Hong Kong (asia-east2)
- Taiwan (asia-east1)
- Australia (australia-southeast1)
- Belgium (europe-west1)
- Iowa (us-central1)
- South Carolina (us-east1)
- Oregon (us-west1)
Does Aura mean Gibibytes or Gigabytes when you state GB on your memory sizing for instances?
We use the term gigabyte (GB), as the binary (base 2) numeric scale for multiple bytes, and when we say GB we mean 1024 MB, as defined by the Joint Electronic Device Engineering Council (JEDEC). This unit of measurement is also known as a gibibyte (GiB).
How can you have 0.2 of a CPU and how can I compare this to a physical server single CPU performance?
Neo4j Aura benefits from Kubernetes containers running on a Kubernetes engine. This allows Neo4j Aura to allocate dedicated CPU resources to individual databases while allowing databases to burst shared CPU when needed. Fractional CPU is a measure below a single CPU.
Comparisons of CPU in a physical server to the minimum dedicated CPU on Neo4j Aura, however, misses the real value of the service to our customers, including:
Aura is Fully-Managed
Neo4j Aura takes care of security upgrades and Neo4j software patches automatically and invisibly without interruption of service. Further, our dedicated team of Neo4j Site Reliability Engineers monitor the service 24x7.
Aura is Always On
Neo4j Aura is always available. Whether it's invisibly applying a software patch or handling your request to scale your database size up or down,. Neo4j Aura manages everything while maintaining Always On Availability.
Aura is Self-Healing
Should anything happen to the (sometimes fragile) infrastructure of the cloud, Neo4j Aura will find and repair the problem automatically before it affects your service. Neo4j Aura was built with high availability and data durability at its core.
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