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Remote Schema (GraphQL Server) Boilerplates

Hasura GraphQL Engine can combine schemas from multiple remote GraphQL servers and expose them at a single endpoint. You can write these GraphQL servers in any language and Hasura takes care of stitching together the schema from these servers (read more).

This directory contains boilerplates for GraphQL servers using various languages, frameworks and deployment runtimes:

Typical use-cases:

Docs

Remote Schema documentation

Architecture

Remote schema architecture diagram