In this workshop, we'll explore how to implement real-time use cases with federated GraphQL subscriptions in GraphOS. You'll gain hands-on experience running subscription operations in a federated graph and learn different techniques for scaling and optimizing performance.
What you'll learn
- How to enrich real-time data experiences with federated subscription operations
- Architecture recommendations for scaling and improving performance
- How to observe subscription operations and their performance impacts
Who this workshop is for
- Backend developers with hands-on experience of GraphQL. Knowledge of federation is recommended but not required.
⚠️ Before the workshop...
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You will need the following:
You will also need:
Clone the repo locally
Clone the repo
git clone TODOOpen it up in your code editor.
Run
npm install
in a terminal.Run
npm run dev
. This starts up the server in development mode, which means changes you make in your files will automatically restart the server. If all goes well, when you open up http://localhost:4001, you should see Sandbox Explorer! Feel free to play around with the schema if you're curious, but we'll go over it at the workshop!
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