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How can I run multiple Neo4j databases on a single server?

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How can I run multiple Neo4j databases simultaneously on a single server? I would like to have separate data directories and ports if this is possible.

Has anyone done this successfully and if so explain how to do this

I have tried something like:

bin\neo4j start

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yazz.com Avatar asked Jun 12 '14 12:06

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To set up Neo4j with multiple instances on a single server, you essentially configure a cluster, with each node having its own set of configuration properties. You then run the cluster in single-instance (non-HA) mode (otherwise you'll just end up with a replication cluster, which doesn't meet your requirement).

Full instructions are in the Neo4j docs online and in your local doc\manual folder.

Note: The folks at Neo Technology call this out for dev/test purposes. I can't offer guidance on running this in production, other than the fact you'd have multiple instances competing for the same resources (cpu, disk, memory, network).

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David Makogon Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 12:10

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