GraphQL on Postgres

Simple
- Based on a column value
- user_id == my id
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Relationship
- Based on the value of a field in a nested object
- object.collaborators.user_id contains my id
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Dynamic (multi-tenant SaaS App)
- Based on dynamic data from webhook
- organisation_id = current_organisation
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Simple

Based on a column value
user_id == my id

SEE IN DOCS

Relationship

Based on a column value in relationship
object.collaborators.user_id contains my id

SEE IN DOCS

Dynamic (multi-tenant SaaS App)

Based on dynamic data from webhook
organisation_id = current_organisation

SEE IN DOCS

Lightweight, blazing fast performance

15MB docker image

~50MB RAM @ 1000 req/s

Multi-core aware

How It Works

Built for the real-world

Hasura works with existing applications to that you can incrementally migrate to GraphQL.
Integrate with your existing database and auth system without making any changes and without affecting your existing users.

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How It Works

Built for the real-world

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The Postgres challenge for enterprise

We want the Hasura GraphQL engine to handle any existing postgres database and app authentication system in any environment!

If you can’t get Hasura to work out-of-the-box within your existing setup, schedule a call with us and we’ll put in upto 40 hours of our engineers working with you to get you off-the-ground.