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Data products, data contracts: A new model for data management in financial services
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In Part 1, we covered the data doom loop [https://hasura.io/blog/escaping-the-data-doom-loop-in-financial-services] – the cycle of complexity, inefficiency, and eroding trust in financial data that persists despite massive investments. The solution isn’t another sweeping…

Hasura: Powerful access control on MongoDB data
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Across industries – and especially in highly regulated sectors like healthcare, financial services, and government – MongoDB has been a preferred database solution for organizations handling large volumes of sensitive data that require strict compliance adherence. In such…

New observability dashboard for Hasura Cloud
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In this blog post, we’ll explore the features and limitations of the current monitoring setup, how we’re leveraging Grafana, Prometheus, and Hasura’s Data Delivery Network (DDN) to offer a more comprehensive solution, and what this means for the future of monitoring in Hasura…

Hidden in plain sight: Why your data is lying to you
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This last-mile perspective transforms anomaly detection from a data quality tool into a strategic business capability. So, instead of just catching errors, it becomes a tool for validating the business's narrative across all data domains

GraphQL vs. OpenAPI: Pros and cons for data governance
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GraphQL and OpenAPI define agreements between data consumers and providers, but they have significant differences in capabilities and contract specifications. Whichever you use, it's essential to be intentional, understand your use case, and design for the best outcome.

Introducing Python functions on Hasura DDN
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With the support of Python functions on Hasura DDN, you can focus on writing sync or async functions that return some data. Hasura will do the code introspection and generate all the configurations needed for a production-ready GraphQL API.

Build and evolve your APIs on MongoDB data
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Discover what goes into a good GraphQL API for MongoDB, what it takes to build and maintain one, and how Hasura’s new framework allows developers to kickstart new projects and scale existing projects rapidly.

GraphQL is dead!
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GraphQL may have crested the Peak of Inflated Expectations since, but it's reached a broad flat plateau where the weather is mild and the terrain is gentle. There have been laudable successes and no overt failures. Needs were met, products were created, wars were fought, and…

Instant GraphQL APIs on SQLite with Turso
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If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you could use Hasura-flavored GraphQL with your SQLite database, you’re in luck because today we are excited to announce the release of the Hasura Turso connector.

Announcing local development support for Hasura DDN
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With local development support in Hasura DDN developer tooling, you can now easily build a complete supergraph, and run connectors and the engine on your local machine. This allows you to iterate quickly with hot reload support and build with no limits.

Accelerate your Apollo GraphQL federation journey with Hasura
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Discover how Hasura and Apollo can collaborate effectively, especially using Apollo Federation. We'll highlight scenarios where Hasura excels in developing and managing scalable GraphQL subgraphs and how it accelerates GraphQL Federation with Apollo, particularly for enterprises.

The ultimate GraphQL for Java guide
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Practical step-by-step recipe for building a GraphQL API server in Java, utilizing Spring Boot, Spring for GraphQL, and a relational database. It emphasizes the importance of persistence, flexibility, efficiency, and modernity in the design.