Graph Visualization can give you an overview of your Neo4j graph data. There are two main methods you can use to generate a "big picture" of your graph: call db.schema.visualization() and CALL apoc.meta.graph(), and they both work in the Aura browser.

 

db.schema.visualization()
creates a schema diagram based on database statistics but it is not completely accurate, especially when you have a very large dataset. It can add false positive (non-existing) relationships to the visualizing schema diagram.

For more information regarding this procedure see the official documentation: https://neo4j.com/docs/operations-manual/current/reference/procedures/#procedure_db_schema_visualization

On the other hand, apoc.meta.graph()
traverses the graph to only add only the relationships.  Compared to db.schema.visualization(), it will take more time to produce results since the procedure will traverse the whole graph.  You can also use the Sampling parameter for your apoc.meta.graph() procedure. You need to be aware that since it is based on "sampling", it may not generate a completely accurate graph schema diagram.

For more information regarding this procedure please see the official docs. 

 

Related Information for Performance Tuning:
https://support.neo4j.com/s/article/9149088845203-Neo4j-Aura-Performance-Tuning-and-Analyzing-Schema-Data-Model-Query-Tuning

Related Information for Graph Visualization Using Bloom:

https://support.neo4j.com/s/article/1500002276181-Sharing-Bloom-perspectives-in-Aura