Article DetailsDetailsHelp DetailsDepending on the data format you have in your on-premise environment, there are several different approaches you can use to load or stream your data into Aura instances. First, if your on-premise dataset is located inside another database (Oracle, MySql, etc,...), you can use tools like Apache Hop and Neo4j Kafka Connect to stream your local database into Neo4j Aura instances. Please review: Using HOP to stream data into Aura instance (recommended method).Using Neo4j Kafka Connect Pattern Strategy To Stream Data Into AuraDBUsing Neo4j Kafka Connect Cypher Template To Stream Data Into AuraDB Second, if your data is stored in Snowflake, you can use: from Snowflake to Neo4j Aura using Apache Spark Lastly, if your dataset is stored in CSV or JSON files on your local desktop/server, please review: Using HOP to stream data into Aura instance (recommended method).using LOAD CSV cypher statement. Please take a look at the KB article: How do I load data from a CSV?Using apoc to conditional loading large scale data set from JSON or CSV filesUsing Data Importer To Load Data Into an AuraDB Instance InformationTitleDifferent Ways to Load Your Data Into Neo4j Aura DatabasesArticle Created Date3/15/2024, 10:57 PMURL Name10956524358291-Different-Ways-to-Load-Your-Data-Into-Neo4j-Aura-DatabasesLast Modified Date12/17/2025, 6:46 PM