Aside from its support of the property graph model, Neo4j has several other features that make it a desirable data store. Here, we will examine some of those features and discuss how they can be utilized in a successful Neo4j cluster.
Features of Neo4j
Clustering
Enterprise Neo4j offers horizontal scaling through two types of clustering. The first is the typical high-availability clustering, in which several slave servers process data overseen by an elected master. In the event that one of the instances should fail, a new master is chosen.
The second type of clustering is known as causal clustering. This option provides additional features, such as disposable read replicas and built-in load balancing, that help abstract the...
