As of July 5th 2016, this module is retiring. This means it will no longer be maintained and released together with new versions of the GraphAware Framework and Neo4j. The last compatible Neo4j version is 3.0.3.
If you're interested in its functionality, please use APOC instead. Unlike many other GraphAware modules, nobody is using Warmup in production, to the best of our knowledge.
This repository will remain public. Please get in touch if you've been using Warmup and APOC isn't good enough for you.
GraphAware WarmUp is a simple piece of code that warms up Neo4j caches using a single API call by accessing the entire graph using all available processors.
When using Neo4j in the standalone server mode,
you will need the GraphAware Neo4j Framework and GraphAware Neo4j WarmUp .jar files (both of which you can download here) dropped
into the plugins directory of your Neo4j installation. After Neo4j restart, you will be able to use the REST API and stored procedures.
Java developers that use Neo4j in embedded mode and those developing Neo4j server plugins, unmanaged extensions, GraphAware Runtime Modules, or Spring MVC Controllers can include use WarmUp as a dependency for their Java project.
Releases are synced to Maven Central repository. When using Maven for dependency management, include the following dependency in your pom.xml.
<dependencies>
...
<dependency>
<groupId>com.graphaware.neo4j</groupId>
<artifactId>warmup</artifactId>
<version>3.0.3.39.5</version>
</dependency>
...
</dependencies>
The version number has two parts. The first four numbers indicate compatibility with Neo4j GraphAware Framework. The last number is the version of the WarmUp library. For example, version 2.1.3.15.1 is version 1 of WarmUp compatible with GraphAware Neo4j Framework 2.1.3.15.
In server mode, execute the CALL ga.warmup.run() Cypher query or issue a GET request to http://your-server-address:7474/graphaware/warmup/ to warm up the caches.
In Java, use the warmUp method on the WarmUp class.
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