This blog covers the basics of Postgres row-level security and the Hasura way of solving these permission rules.

Welcome to the November edition of the Hasura Newsletter! This month we introduced integrations for 2 new databases, CockroachDB and Amazon Athena. Both integrations are available as beta features in Hasura v2.15. You can try them out on Hasura Cloud [https://cloud.hasura.io/signup] or give them a spin on self-managed Hasura instances. Also, support for Snowflake is coming in a few weeks. To be notified about the launch, sign up here. [https://hasura.io/graphql/database/snowflake] -----

In this post, we will demonstrate all the new Next.js 13 features by building a mini e-commerce store with Hasura GraphQL

Hasura is back in Las Vegas for AWS re:Invent in a few short weeks, from Nov. 28th to Dec. 2nd. With over 2,000+ sessions, 30+ receptions, and countless other activities happening, we wanted to highlight what Hasura is up to at AWS re:Invent. Here are 7 things you just can’t miss: 1. Hasura Challenge at the AWS Jam Lounge: Want to be a GraphQL Rockstar or at least appreciate a few good musical puns? Check out our AWS Jam challenge for building a federated GraphQL API at AWS re:Invent

In this guide, we will show how to write your own Hasura actions using Netlify functions (with your own custom business logic or a third-party API integration).

This post shows the top serverless PostgreSQL providers to host your database that fits in well with Hasura Cloud.

We are thrilled to announce that Hasura is adding integrations for 2 new databases, CockroachDB and Amazon Athena, with support for Snowflake coming in a few weeks.

We are pleased to announce the beta release for CockroachDB on Hasura in v2.15.0.

The beta integration for Amazon Athena to Hasura v2.15 is now available! The beta release comes with read-only query support for Enterprise and Cloud Enterprise users.

This post will teach you the top psql commands and flags you need to know when working with PostgreSQL.