Hidden in plain sight: Why your data is lying to you
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
We’re excited to announce that Hasura Data Delivery Network (DDN) now offers GraphQL subscriptions, making it easy for developers to build real-time features into their applications.
Introducing plugins for Hasura DDN: An easy, modular framework to customize your API
We are excited to introduce plugins to Hasura Data Delivery Network (DDN), a powerful framework designed to let you easily extend the capabilities of your API with custom logic via HTTP webhooks.
Diagnosing common issues in building healthcare data and API platforms
Whether you’re modernizing your infrastructure, enabling telehealth, or building AI-driven solutions, Hasura DDN ensures your platform is ready to meet the data challenges of today and tomorrow.
Pride, prejudice, and active metadata: Why we haven't given up yet
What's becoming increasingly clear is that active metadata isn't just another tool in the modern data stack – it's a key enabler of several contemporary data management strategies.
Building high-velocity data quality feedback loops: A modern approach to enterprise data health
Imagine a simple, standardized, data-source-agnostic data quality service that could complement existing approaches and dramatically improve data health through rapid feedback loops.
Modernizing API architecture: ISOS’s journey with Hasura
By adopting Hasura, ISOS has elevated the quality and performance of its digital services. This positions ISOS to better serve clients and uphold their mission of saving lives.
GraphQL vs. OpenAPI: Pros and cons for data governance
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.
Intro PhonePe’s apps have over 560m registered users, and are built by 250+ mobile engineers. The company ships 7 different apps (10, if you count Android and iOS separately). Operating at this scale, it’s been necessary to invest in and build a solid app platform. This blog…
Transforming data management in biopharma with Hasura
The director of the data platform team explains that Hasura far surpasses traditional catalogs by providing critical integration with data warehouses – an essential capability for effective governance and self-serve access.
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.
Make data governance automation suck less with a supergraph
Leveraging the supergraph architecture to achieve data governance objectives is a strategic play that delivers a solid return on investment. It reduces complexity, lowers costs, and improves metadata accuracy.
A supergraph solution to API orchestration and API composition challenges in the enterprise
In enterprise data and API landscapes, this helps address challenges with federated data access and makes use cases like API orchestration and API composition easier to tackle.
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.
LiquidUI – PhonePe’s Server-Driven UI Framework – Part 2
In our previous blog, we explored the numerous benefits of using Server-Driven UI (SDUI) over traditional native approaches. We also briefly discussed the three core components of LiquidUI – Server Driven UI Framework at PhonePe.
For modern classrooms: HMH's journey to faster applications with Hasura
In the first implementation, HMH leveraged Hasura's Snowflake connector with Snowflake data warehouse to provide a lightweight API for service-to-service use cases within the organization.
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…
European sports betting leader company slashes API delivery time with Hasura
"With Hasura, we're not just keeping pace; we're setting the pace, offering new features and experiences faster than ever before," said the Head of Data Architecture, capturing the transformative effect of Hasura on the company’s data operations.
Introducing LiquidUI – PhonePe’s Server-Driven UI Framework – Part 1
In the fast-paced world of digital payments, delivering seamless and dynamic user experiences across platforms is crucial. At PhonePe, we are excited to introduce LiquidUI, our in-house built Server-Driven UI (SDUI) framework.
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.
Banking on good data: How Hasura transformed data access for a Global Bank
For GraphQL adoption to become viable for the organization, they needed Hasura's connect-and-compile approach. Hasura not only made GraphQL feasible but also satisfied additional criteria the organization had established for their chosen GraphQL solution.
Today I’ll talk about what it’s been like working as a Community Engineer at Hasura, including a bit about my weekly schedule, and the things we’re working on to support our community.
Announcing local development support for Hasura DDN
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.
This article is the 4th one in the series ‘Building Myntra’s Video Platform’. In case you haven’t read the first three parts, you may want to read the same for better context. Building Myntra’s Video Platform: Part 1 Building Myntra’s Video Platform: Part 2 Building Myntra’s…
8x faster: A huge win for Lumanu’s development velocity with Hasura
When migrating to Hasura, the team had not set explicit targets for speed, other than “not worse.” And the team has blown that goal away by an order of magnitude.
Managing Elasticsearch at scale at PhonePe — Part 1
Real time analytics platform at PhonePe handles more than 100 billion events a day. We store this data for approximately 30 days which is equivalent to almost 3 trillion events in the Elasticsearch cluster.
In this blog, we will share our (opinionated, but grounded) perspective on why Hasura is better than Apollo for building and running production GraphQL APIs at scale in most enterprise use cases.
Accelerate your Apollo GraphQL federation journey with Hasura
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.
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.
A new framework for building and evolving your APIs for MongoDB
We are excited to announce the release of Hasura’s native data connector for MongoDB. With this connector, users are able to rapidly author extremely capable APIs for data stored in MongoDB using Hasura’s Data Delivery Network (DDN).
Learn how benchmark the potential value of your GraphQL adoption journey to get leadership approval or, in some cases, to better articulate the self-evident benefits and promote GraphQL to other teams.
Focus on writing sync or async functions that return some data, and Hasura will do the code introspection and generate all the configurations needed for a production-ready GraphQL API.
Consolidated data access in Hasura DDN with data connectors
In Hasura v3, developers enable access to their data sources via connectors. These connectors can be chosen from the Hasura Connector Hub, and customized. Alternatively, developers can build bespoke connectors for unique data sources and APIs.
Architect’s dilemma: When to choose GraphQL over REST and why?
More so than this being GraphQL vs. REST argument, it’s important to understand that GraphQL can co-exist with REST APIs, or replace them altogether, and either choice has different implications.
GraphQL maturity model: A practical guide for your GraphQL adoption journey
This model aims to be useful to a GraphQL practitioner or to anyone curious about GraphQL (GraphQurious?), by enabling them to anticipate the challenges of later/upcoming stages, and use these insights from others’ experience to fine-tune their current efforts and be better…
Why Hasura is a must-have in the tech stack for this engineering firm
Toronto-based engineering firm Tactable was first drawn to the overall value Hasura brings to backend development, and they’ve leveraged Hasura to deliver successful projects for major brands, including Shopify, Rakuten, and Walmart.
GraphQL federation with Hasura and AWS AppSync: Composing PostgreSQL and DynamoDB subgraphs
In this post, we will explore how to connect Hasura to a PostgreSQL database to create a subgraph, how AWS AppSync connects to Amazon DynamoDB to create another subgraph, and finally how Hasura can federate these APIs into a supergraph.
Hasura DDN: The most incredible API for ClickHouse
Our commitment has always been to empower developers to build and scale applications effortlessly. As part of that commitment, we ensured Hasura’s Data Delivery Network (DDN) can harness the strength of the world's most advanced real-time analytics database, ClickHouse.
The ability to integrate and aggregate data on demand emerges as more crucial than ever. Composable APIs represent a paradigm shift toward more dynamic, robust, and user-centric software development.