Reliable Supergraph management with the Apollo GraphOS Operator & Artifacts
summary
Graph artifacts are OCI containerized, immutable supergraph schemas (SHA256 digests) in public preview that let deployments pin, roll back, and perform blue/green, canary or one-box bake workflows; router 27 fetches and unpacks artifacts and supports tag hot-reload and pinning. The Apollo GraphOS Operator reconciles custom resources with Kubernetes (works with Argo CD, plans Argo Rollouts) to deploy fleets, roll back without republishing, and scale routers even during uplink outages.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:01Graph Artifacts
- 3:31How Graph Artifacts work
- 9:32Demo: Graph Artifacts workflow
- 15:07Graph Artifacts roadmap
- 17:43Apollo Operator deep dive
- 23:17Kubernetes reference architecture
- 27:26Demo: rollbacks and scaling
- 34:15Summary & Q&A
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