If you are running Hasura OSS, it's very easy to migrate to Hasura Cloud. We will look at why and how to migrate in this post.

Hasura Cloud is a fully managed, globally available, auto scaling version of Hasura that also includes features specifically designed to make it easier for you to run Hasura in production. These features range from the addition of monitoring [https://hasura.io/graphql/monitoring/]/analytics features for increased observability to built-in caching [https://hasura.io/graphql/caching/] for improved performance, to a suite of security features that help you safeguard your production Hasura applica

How does Hasura compare to Apollo and Prisma 2? We've taken a look at the functionality of these tools, where they live in an application and their relationships with each other!

We explore the features that come out of the box with Hasura Cloud that drastically reduce the ops effort required to run and manage your Hasura applications in production.

Athlane, an alumnus of YCombinator 2019, provides esports athletes and gamers a marketing, analytics, and e-commerce platform. Utilizing Hasura Cloud and GraphQL,they were able to quickly scale and enable their team of five developers to quickly build the leading platform in the space.

Hasura Cloud gives you a fully managed, production ready GraphQL API as a service to help you build modern apps faster. You can get started in 30 seconds. Recently, along with the usual stability improvements, we introduced new regions, and tooling for better observability.

Ali Spittel explains how using Hasura makes learning and teaching code super easy!

Introducing Hasura monitoring with New Relic as the latest APM integration. Read more about getting started with New Relic today.

Today we are beginning a new series of videos covering Hasura 2.0, the new features, some updated features, and long standing features that were often overlooked.

We're starting a series to research and provide overviews of the many ways in which different caching technologies and approaches can be used for GraphQL.