GraphQL as an umbrella for microservices
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| Title | GraphQL as an umbrella for microservices |
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| Abstract | Systems built with microservices tend to become complex over time. There are several approaches that encapsulate complex distributed system layouts with an API Gateway, or backends for frontends. Having a GraphQL gateway is one of the available options. This method of delivering client-facing APIs has become the standard with modern single-page applications. |
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