The promise of GraphQL and the architectural concept of the data mesh seem to be perfectly suited to solve the application development challenges of the modern enterprise - with an extreme focus on developer productivity and enablement of the application developer.

Sharing with you the top five sessions regarding the world of APIs we are particularly excited for. See you there!

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] -----

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

The event triggers in Hasura [https://hasura.io/docs/latest/event-triggers/index/] enable you to perform custom business logic on your data. They capture events (insert, update, delete) on a specified table and then invoke an HTTP webhook to run the custom business logic. This article shows how to use event triggers with an MS SQL Server database. SQL Server database Before creating a Hasura application, you should have a SQL Server database available. Additionally, ensure that the database is

DigitalOcean recently released DigitalOcean Functions, which is their serverless solution. It enables you to invoke and run functions when a web event happens. In this post, you will see how to integrate DigitalOcean Functions with Hasura.

We’re bringing the global Hasura community together to share exciting product releases, inspiring keynotes, real-world use cases, hands-on workshops, and our very first HASURAwards!

In this article, we will look into how a serverless SaaS app used Hasura and how Event Triggers helped them to eliminate a race condition.

For front-end developers, few FaaS providers command as much name recognition as Vercel, Netlify, and Gatsby Cloud. In this post, we'll compare them.

Serverless computing is the new home for domain code. In this post, we compare the major players to help you decide where to run your business logic.