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Configure your Pinecone and Neo4j (AuraDS) settings here to boost your bot's performance.

Setup Instructions​

  1. Select your default database from the following options:

    • PostgreSQL
    • Pinecone
    • Neo4j

  2. Configure your database settings below. Our algorithms perform a similarity search on your database to provide better context to OpenAI for improved performance.

Pinecone Configuration​

To set up Pinecone, provide the following details:

  • Index Name: The name of the index where your data will be stored and searched. Make sure it's unique and descriptive.
  • Environment Name: The environment where your Pinecone instance is hosted (e.g., production, development). This helps in managing different configurations for different stages.
  • API Key: Your Pinecone API key is a unique identifier that allows access to your Pinecone instance. Keep it secure and do not share it publicly.
  • Host: The URL or IP address where your Pinecone instance can be accessed. Ensure it is correctly set to avoid connectivity issues.

Neo4j (AuraDS) Configuration​

To set up Neo4j (AuraDS), provide the following details:

  • Bot: The name or ID of your bot that will interact with the Neo4j database. This should be a unique identifier used within your application.
  • Username: The username for accessing the Neo4j database. This is required for authentication and should have the necessary permissions.
  • Password: The password associated with the username for database access. Ensure it is strong and secure to prevent unauthorized access.

Example Configuration​

Here's an example of how your configuration might look:

Pinecone​

  • Index Name: my_bot_index
  • Environment Name: production
  • API Key: 12345-abcde-67890-fghij
  • Host: https://my-pinecone-instance.svc.cluster.local

Neo4j (AuraDS)​

  • Bot: my_bot
  • Username: neo4j_user
  • Password: strongpassword123

Tips for Secure Configuration​

  • Keep your API keys and passwords secure: Do not hard-code them in your codebase. Use environment variables or a secure vault.
  • Regularly rotate your credentials: Change your API keys and passwords periodically to reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
  • Monitor your database usage: Keep an eye on access logs and usage patterns to detect any unusual activity.

Troubleshooting​

  • Connection Issues: Ensure that your host URLs and API keys are correctly entered. Check your network connectivity and firewall settings.
  • Authentication Errors: Verify that your username and password are correct and have the necessary permissions for the operations you want to perform.
  • Performance Issues: Make sure your database indexes are properly configured to optimize search performance. Consult the Pinecone and Neo4j documentation for advanced configuration options.