Modernizing App Development: Planet-scale GraphQL & Distributed SQL
summary
Shows Hasura GraphQL Engine fronting distributed SQL (example: gigabyte db) and Postgres, compiling GraphQL queries into SQL and using prepared statements to get production-grade performance. Demonstrates data federation via remote schemas and actions (GraphCMS, Heroku, serverless handlers), built-in cell-level security and role-based permissions, observability with tracing and allow lists, and CI-friendly regression tests. Demo claims a cached query drop from 84 ms to 3 ms. Notes MySQL support and SQL Server in preview and that the system compiles GraphQL to SQL for efficiency.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:07Why GraphQL
- 4:08GraphQL Engine
- 11:13Planetscale GraphQL
- 14:48Security
- 17:46Reliability
- 19:07Demo
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