Empowering Kubernetes Workloads with GraphQL
summary
Claims that GraphQL eliminates overfetching, supports mutations and real-time subscriptions, and reduces API sprawl are demonstrated with Hasura on Kubernetes connected to Postgres. The demo deploys Hasura to a cluster, tracks Postgres tables like orders and assignment, and runs live queries against a single GraphQL endpoint, showing queries return exact JSON shapes and live updates work. Also highlighted: built-in auth, observability, and faster API surface creation versus writing custom REST endpoints.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00intro
- 0:27preamble
- 0:54about akshay bhat
- 2:18agenda
- 3:17the power of graphql
- 6:44benefits of graphql
- 8:50unleashing kubernetes efficiency
- 10:38solving challenges with kubernetes using graphql
- 12:17hasura as a graphql engine for kubernetes
- 15:14demo
- 16:14documentation
- 16:43thank you
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