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Managing Connections

After you create a graph instance, you can download the required SDK and driver and view the connection information of the graph.

Log in to the GES management console. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Connection Management.

Figure 1 Connection management page

Downloading SDK and Driver

Figure 2 SDK and driver

Select the CPU architecture that the cluster supports and click Download to download the SDK.

  • Download an SDK and driver
    • The SDK encapsulates the service plane APIs. You are advised to use the SDK to access graph instances.
    • You need to download the Cypher-JDBC driver for Cypher API access. For details, see Using Cypher JDBC Driver to Access GES.
  • Select the CPU architecture supported by the cluster. Currently, x86 and Arm are available. Click Download to download the SDK.
  • Click Historical Version to view historical SDK and driver versions and CPU architecture of the driver. You can click Download in the Operation column to download the historical driver.

Connection Information

Figure 3 Instance information

Select the name of a created graph instance to view the following information:

  • Private Network Address: ECSs in the same private network can connect to the graph instance using the private network address.
  • Public Access Address: You can use the public access address (EIP) to access the graph instance through the Internet. You can bind an EIP to or unbind one from a graph instance.
  • JDBC URL (Private Network): Configure this parameter when the JDBC driver executor and the graph instance are in the same private network.
  • JDBC URL (Public Network): Configure this parameter when the JDBC driver executor can access the graph instance (with an EIP bound) through the Internet.
Parent topic: Viewing Graph Tasks