Building a GraphQL based open-source infrastructure project
summary
Hasura is an open source, no-code realtime GraphQL engine extracted from a larger Haskell stack so teams can spin up a container with Docker and get instant GraphQL APIs over Postgres. The project focuses on developer experience, adds features driven by the community (not sales), and now supports remote joins across multiple data sources. Hasura 2.0 expands beyond Postgres, runs in cloud or self-hosted setups, and sees significant production adoption by teams embedding it in mission‑critical workflows.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44What is Hasera
- 2:26How did we start
- 3:42How did we go next
- 5:26What were the learnings
- 6:10Taking it to the next level
- 6:47Enterprise customers
- 7:12Cloud
- 10:18Outro
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