
Amazon Neptune Database now supports Public Endpoints, enabling developers to connect directly to their graph databases from outside the VPC with simplified, secure access methods.


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Amazon Neptune Database has introduced Public Endpoints, a new feature that simplifies database access for developers:
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<li>Allows direct connection to Neptune databases from outside the VPC</li>
<li>Eliminates need for complex networking configurations like VPNs or bastion hosts</li>
<li>Maintains security through IAM authentication, VPC security groups, and encryption</li>
<li>Compatible with Neptune engine version 1.4.6 and above</li>
<li>Can be enabled for new or existing Neptune clusters</li>
<li>Available in all AWS Regions at no additional cost</li>
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The feature streamlines development access to Neptune databases while preserving robust security measures.
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Amazon Neptune Database now supports Public Endpoints for simplified development access

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