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Overview

This page is the entry point for the SecureAnyCloud Hardened Neo4j & Graph and RDF Databases AMIs listing on AWS Marketplace. The listing is a single product that offers several database products and releases as separate software versions. Subscribe once, choose the version you want from the Software version list at launch, and follow its guide for the full setup and connection walk-through.

The listing is a curated collection of security-hardened AMIs for graph and RDF databases. SecureAnyCloud builds each AMI on a fully patched base, with the latest security updates applied at build time and unique credentials generated on first boot.

What you get with every version:

Unique credentials on every launch. Administrator passwords, database credentials and application secrets are generated on the first boot of each instance. No default login exists, and no two instances share a secret.
Fully patched base images. Every AMI is built on a current, patched operating system with security updates applied at build time, which reduces your exposure window.
Localhost-bound internal services. Internal services are bound to localhost. The exception is the database port each product serves over TLS with per-instance authentication.
A guide for each product. Each guide covers enabling HTTPS, the ports the product needs, and day-two operations.

Pricing is metered hourly per EC2 instance type and is the same for every version in this listing. The recommended instance type is m5.large.

How to pick a version

Open the listing on AWS Marketplace, choose View purchase options, then choose Subscribe. One subscription covers every product and release in the listing, and the free trial starts with it.
When the subscription is active, choose Launch your software.
Choose One-click launch from AWS Marketplace, or Launch from EC2 Console for full control. In Version, select the product and release you want. Each version is a separate software version named <product> <release> on <operating system> - <date>, for example Apache Jena Fuseki 6.2.0 on Ubuntu 24.04 - YYYY-MM-DD. The date is when that version was added to the listing.
Choose your Region and an instance type (m5.large is recommended). Select your EC2 key pair and a security group that opens the ports in the product's guide, then choose Launch.
After launch, open the product's guide for first login.

You can run several products from the same subscription. Launch one instance per product, each from its own software version.

The listing includes these versions, newest release first:

Apache Jena Fuseki: 6.2.0 on Ubuntu 24.04
ArcadeDB: 26.10.2 on Ubuntu 24.04
Dgraph: 25.5.1 on Ubuntu 24.04
Eclipse RDF4J: 6.1.0 on Ubuntu 24.04
Neo4j: 2026 on Ubuntu 24.04, 5.26 LTS Community on Rocky Linux 9
OrientDB: 3.2.57 on Ubuntu 24.04
TerminusDB: 12.0.8 on Ubuntu 24.04
Virtuoso Open Source Edition: 7.2.17 on Ubuntu 24.04

Security model

Every version in this listing follows the same model:

No default login. Administrator passwords, database passwords and application secrets are generated on the first boot of each instance and written to a root-only file. No two instances share a secret.
Only the documented ports. Each guide lists the ports the product needs. Open only those in your security group.
Database port closed to the internet for every version except Neo4j 2026 Community on Ubuntu 24.04 and Neo4j 5.26 LTS Community on Rocky Linux 9. Each version's default security group opens only the ports its guide lists. Reach the database port over an SSH tunnel, or allow it only from the networks of your applications, never from 0.0.0.0/0. The two Neo4j versions accept client connections directly on ports 7473 and 7687 over TLS only, so their default security group opens those ports. Restrict them to the networks of your applications.
Patched base. The operating system is fully patched when the image is built.
HTTPS on first boot for Apache Jena Fuseki 6.2.0, ArcadeDB 26.10.2, Dgraph 25.5.1, Eclipse RDF4J 6.1.0, Neo4j 2026 Community, OrientDB 3.2.57, TerminusDB 12.0.8 and Virtuoso Open Source Edition 7.2.17 (all on Ubuntu 24.04), and for Neo4j 5.26 LTS Community on Rocky Linux 9. These versions serve HTTPS with a per-instance certificate from first boot. The other versions serve HTTP. Their guides show how to add a certificate on the instance, or behind an Application Load Balancer with AWS Certificate Manager.

Choose your product

Each product has its own guide. The list shows the software version name to select at launch and its operating system:

Apache Jena Fuseki: Apache Jena Fuseki 6.2.0 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
ArcadeDB: ArcadeDB 26.10.2 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
Dgraph: Dgraph 25.5.1 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
Eclipse RDF4J: Eclipse RDF4J 6.1.0 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
Neo4j: Neo4j 2026 Community on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
Neo4j: Neo4j 5.26 LTS Community on Rocky Linux 9 (Rocky Linux 9)
OrientDB: OrientDB 3.2.57 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
TerminusDB: TerminusDB 12.0.8 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)
Virtuoso Open Source Edition: Virtuoso Open Source Edition 7.2.17 on Ubuntu 24.04 (Ubuntu 24.04)

How to tell which version you launched

The version you chose appears on the instance's launch record in the EC2 console (AMI name and description) and in your AWS Marketplace subscription. On the instance itself, the login message after SSH names the product and its credentials file. Open the matching product guide for the rest of the walk-through.

Support

SecureAnyCloud provides 24/7 support for every version in this listing through the AWS Marketplace support channel. Raise a ticket in the Marketplace console or email sales@secureanycloud.com.

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