Just use cluster with 3 Neo4j nodes Configure application so that - all writes are going to a single master node #0 (or teach ha-proxy to determine dynamically, who is your master right now) - reads for the "north pole" part of your graph (or to the 1-st cluster of it) are always going to node #1 - reads for the "south pole" part of your graph (or to the 2-d cluster of it) are always going to node #2 - ...etc... The cluster will do the job for you, but ask your engineer to do his best at setting up ha-proxy correctly. I've experimented with this setup for a while, evaluating it's cost/benefit ratio; works perfectly. Also 2.1.5 release notes tell us that some improvements were also made.
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