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GraphQL Monitoring

GraphQL APIs

GraphQL operation tracing with Hasura DDN

Introducing our latest observability powerhouse – Hasura’s GraphQL operation tracing –for complete transparency and control over your Hasura API.

Vaishnavi G V S

Domain Driven APIs

GraphQL Backend

GraphQL APIs

Compile, don't resolve: Designing a feature-rich, high-performance, domain-driven GraphQL API

Let’s explore how Hasura's domain-driven approach to GraphQL simplifies SDLC and enhances performance, scalability, and security.

Praveen Durairaju

GraphQL APIs

Customer Story

Enterprise

OpusFlow: Enterprise resource planning software brought to life fast with Hasura

The Dutch cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) system uses Hasura to offload tedious backend development. With Hasura in its tech stack and handling so much of the backend, the OpusFlow team can focus on its core work of streamlining business operations for its clients.

Typescript

GraphQL APIs

Serverless

How to convert TypeScript types to GraphQL types: better serverless functions

What if you could write TypeScript functions and that was enough to make a fully typed API in GraphQL? And while we’re at it, can we get better serverless functions?

Akshaya Acharya

GraphQL APIs

Dataloader

Performance

Compiling GraphQL for optimal performance: going beyond Dataloader

An implementation-level description of the architecture that allows Hasura v3 to achieve better-than-Dataloader performance across multiple different data sources.

Akshaya Acharya

ClickHouse

data analytics

GraphQL APIs

Supercharging development: The power of Hasura and ClickHouse for real-time analytics

Combining Hasura’s ability to instantly generate GraphQL APIs and ClickHouse’s powerful real-time analytics capabilities allows developers to rapidly innovate and deliver blazing-fast applications that include real-time analytics.

GraphQL APIs

supergraph

Data Federation

A graph is not a set of nodes. Getting to the root of GraphQL complaints.

When you treat your graph like a set of nodes, you miss the point of GraphQL. The beautiful thing about data living in a graph is that each piece of data becomes enriched by virtue of its relationships with other pieces of data.

Akshaya Acharya

Snowflake

Hasura Logical Models

analytics

Harness the full potential of Snowflake with Hasura Logical Models

In this blog post, we'll explore the exciting capabilities of Hasura Logical Models and Native Queries allowing users to execute SQL queries in Snowflake and seamlessly operationalize them over the Hasura schema.

MongoDB

GraphQL APIs

Announcements

Hasura + NoSQL = 🚀 Announcing GA for MongoDB database support

Hasura is happy to announce the general availability of our MongoDB database connector.

Microservices

GraphQL APIs

Breaking up monolith into microservices with Hasura

In this blog post, we will explore how Hasura can help break up a monolithic application into microservices, enabling a more efficient and scalable architecture.

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