Basic Tab
Connecting to
To connect to , you have the following options:
If you are connecting to AuraDB, you must use the Query API.
If you are connecting to Self-hosted you can choose between the Query API and the HTTP API, depending on your version.
Connecting to Self-hosted
Query API
To connect to instances via the Query API, set the following connection properties:- API: Set this to Query.
- Server: The server hosting the instance. An HTTP or HTTPS protocol prefix may be optionally prepended to the server name or address.
- Port: The port on which the service is running. Self-managed instances have a default port of 7474 for the Query API. If connecting over HTTPS, supply the HTTPS port for the instance specified in Server.
- User: The username of the user using the instance.
- Password: The password of the user using the instance.
- Database: The database to target in the instance. Defaults to .
HTTP API
To connect to instances via the HTTP API, set the following connection properties:- API: Set this to HTTP.
- Server: The server hosting the instance. An HTTP or HTTPS protocol prefix may be optionally prepended to the server name or address.
- Port: The port on which the service is running. The provider connects to HTTP 7474 port by default. If connecting over HTTPS, supply the HTTPS port for the instance specified in Server.
- User: The username of the user using the instance.
- Password: The password of the user using the instance.
- Database: The database to target in the instance. Defaults to .
Connecting to AuraDB
AuraDB
To connect to Aura instances, the required properties will be the same as the Query API configuration above. Notes on finding property values are below.- API: Set this to Query.
- Server: Found in Query API URL in the Inspect menu of the instance in the Aura cloud console. Nothing after .io should be provided.
- Port: Set this to 443.
- User: The username of the user using the instance.
- Password: Provided only once when creating the instance or when a new user is invited.
- Database: Currently, Aura deployments do not allow changing the database name from the default value of .