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aura-cloud-dbaas/aura-cloud-dbaas.adoc

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Aura considers the protection of users' data to be of paramount importance.
 There are therefore some constraints to keep in mind when using your favourite import tools to load data into an Aura database.
 The guide below covers these in detail.
 
-link:/developer/aura-data-import/[Importing data into Neo4j Aura, role="button feature-box_button"]
+link:/developer/aura-data-import/[Importing data into Neo4j Aura]
 
 // These tutorials show how to import data into an Aura database.
 
@@ -60,14 +60,22 @@ These tutorials explain how to build full stack applications with Aura.
 
 link:/developer/aura-grandstack/[Deploying a GRANDstack application]
 
+[#visualize-aura]
+== Visualizing your data in Aura
+
+You can use Neo4j's Bloom visualization tool to explore graph data stored in Neo4j Aura.
+Connect to an Aura database with Neo4j Bloom and run near-natural language searches to query your data and return the results in a visual way.
+
+link:/developer/aura-bloom/[Visualizing Neo4j Aura data with Bloom]
+
 [#managing-aura]
 == Manage your Aura database
 
 You've created your Aura database, imported your data, and are now running your application against it.
 Now you want to know what's happening inside the database.
 The tutorial below explains the available options for monitoring your database.
 
-link:/developer/aura-monitoring/[Monitor your database, role="button feature-box_button"]
+link:/developer/aura-monitoring/[Monitoring your Aura database]
 
 [#dbaas-resources]
 == Questions?

graph-platform/neo4j-database/neo4j-database.adoc

@@ -73,6 +73,28 @@ link:{drivermanual}/session-api/reactive/[Docs: Reactive Sessions^]
 
 Though there are many versions of Neo4j still in use and available for download, we will focus on the few latest releases here and leave you with some resources for accessing information about each.
 
+=== Support plans
+
+There are a few terms Neo4j uses to categorize support plans and timelines for each release version.
+We can cover a brief overview here.
+
+* Short-term support (STS) - the minimum support length of 18 months after release date.
+Every version of Neo4j comes with this minimum support time.
+* Long-term support (LTS) - the support length of 36 months after release date.
+Each last minor release of a major version comes with this minimum support time (example, 3.5).
+* Extended-term support (ETS) - optional support agreement for customers willing to purchase.
+Provides 36 months of support from release date, rather than the standard 18 months.
+
+The table below shows the latest releases and planned support timelines and extensions for each Neo4j version.
+
+[%autowidth.spread]
+|===
+|*Version* |*Support category* |*Support Start* |*Support End* |*Extended support end*
+//|version 4.1 |Short-term support |June 2020 |December 2021 |June 2023
+|version 4.0 |Short-term support |January 2020 |June 2021 |December 2022
+|version 3.5 |Long-term support |November 2018 |December 2021 |N/A
+|===
+
 ////
 === Neo4j 4.1 (June 2020)
 

graph-platform/neo4j-etl/neo4j-etl.adoc

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ image::{img}etl3_allow_background_procs.jpg[link="{img}etl3_allow_background_pro
 
 On this screen, a default project should show and the database instances in that project.
 If you do not have any graph database instances created, you will see an image like the one below.
-You will need to link:/developer/neo4j-desktop/#desktop-create-graph/[create a graph^] before the next steps with the ETL tool.
+You will need to link:/developer/neo4j-desktop/#desktop-create-graph[create a graph^] before the next steps with the ETL tool.
 The ETL Tool supports local and remote instances (including link:/aura/[Neo4j Aura^]).
 
 image::{img}etl_no_db_instances.jpg[link="{img}etl_no_db_instances.jpg",role="popup-link"]