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Aura

standalone session

An Full definition for Aura Graph Analytics session (opens in a new tab)A managed, temporary compute environment that holds a projection and runs algorithms against it. attached to no Go to glossary for AuraDB (opens in a new tab)The Aura product for transactional workloads. instance, projecting instead from data you supply.

Example

A session created with a cloud location rather than an instance to read from. Projections are mapped from external data sources.

python
gds = sessions.get_or_create(
    session_name="standalone-demo",
    memory=SessionMemory.m_2GB,
    ttl=timedelta(minutes=30),
    cloud_location=CloudLocation("gcp", "europe-west1"),
)

Algorithms run in it as they would in any other session. gds.run_cypher() fails, because there is no database for it to reach.

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