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summary
Hasura ships a containerized GraphQL engine that turns a Postgres connection string into an instant CRUD GraphQL API, adds a permission layer, and federates other sources. Custom resolvers called actions use serverless endpoints — the demo’s getRecommendations action calls an external ML service and returns an array, and a checkout mutation invokes an Azure Functions handler that runs business logic and returns a confirmation ID. AAD auth plus MySQL and SQL Server support are available.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:40What is GraphQL
- 4:03Hasura GraphQL Engine
- 6:21Hasura Actions
- 7:52Get Recommendations
- 9:35Querying databases
- 11:08Serverless GraphQL
- 13:22Database support
- 19:27Wrap up
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