Distributed Graphs and Microservices at Prom.ua

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Prom.ua migrated from a monolith to a microservices architecture using GraphQL; the talk explains the migration path, how they integrated distributed graphs into their microservices, and the tooling/approaches that made using graphs convenient. It covers the problems encountered (developer workflow friction, slow deploys, monolith load) and the solutions implemented to speed deployments, simplify development, and reduce leftover monolith pressure.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 4:16Monolith GraphQL problems
3. 9:38Apollo Federation for microservices
4. 13:06How Apollo Federation works
5. 19:49Extending types and entities
6. 23:47CI/CD and GraphQL Registry
7. 27:00Apollo Federation benefits
8. 33:50GraphQL vs REST
9. 35:14Q&A

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