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@hemnet 4. Reduce federated setup complexity 5. Fairer pricing and MIT licensed eco-system A repeated story we see again and again. If you're currently working with GraphQL Federation (or feeling its growing pains), this case study by @_StaticVoid the-guild.dev/graphql/hive/c…

.@hemnet (Sweden's largest property platform, serving millions of users), migrated from Apollo Router (Rust) to Hive Gateway (JS) and saw: 1. A reduction of 30% resource usage 2. Gain deep observability into their GraphQL usage 3. Introduce safer schema governance and changes 👇

📣 GraphQL Codegen major update is coming! Client DX overhaul for typescript-operations + client-preset: 🧹 less generated code ✅ better type correctness and defaults 📦 fewer deps, simpler setup 📚 Migration guide (with feature branch and alpha links): the-guild.dev/graphql/codege…

@UriGoldshtein @TheGuildDev @grafbase

The Hive Platform is the best GraphQL Federation Platform out there. For everything GraphQL, we have you covered. Now and for many years to come.

While the latter step is considered to be the more complicated step, we will make sure that every user has enough time and support to complete the migration.

For most users the transition can be concluded in just two steps: 1. Migrate from Grafbase Dashboard to Hive Console 2. Migrate from Grafbase Router to Hive Router

We already added support for using Hive Console as the schema registry and analytics platform to Grafbase Router (which now supports all of the GraphQL Routers in the ecosystem), to make the transition as smooth as possible.

Grafbase users can safely continue using the Grafbase platform and Grafbase Rust Router. We’ll keep them running till all users have successfully migrated to our integrated platform, at their own pace.

We are happy to welcome Grafbase users to The Guild Software's ecosystem: We’ve already started the work of integrating Grafbase dashboard into Hive Console and Grafbase Router into Hive Router.

We always had a good relationship and great respect for the Grafbase team, led by Fredrik Björk. We admired their engineering and valued their competition: open, honest, the kind that pushes both teams to improve. It’s a rare thing to find in a competitor, and I thank them for it

We’re now open sourcing the entire stack. Bringing the best GraphQL Federation Routers and platform under one roof makes Hive Platform a natural first choice for teams using GraphQL today.

Grafbase has been at the forefront of GraphQL Federation, building a high performance Rust Router and a powerful cloud platform behind it.

We’ve followed a similar approach in the past with the @Stellate acquisition and when we welcomed Inigo’s enterprise customers and engineering team into the Hive Platform.

lnkd.in/di9jFr7m This step is part of our long-term goal to build a stable, long-lasting home for critical GraphQL infrastructure — tools and platforms that teams can depend on for many years, regardless of market shifts or vendor changes.

Today, we are very happy to announce that @TheGuildDev has acquired @grafbase: Read more in the thread 👇

Read about Pantheon’s journey to stable, evolving, and flexible services with a strong internal API that can scale to the demands of a world-class hosting company. Pantheon partnered with Grafbase to design an API solution that brings us improved productivity, scalability, security, and velocity. pantheon.io/blog/pantheon-…

Introducing Breaking Change Approvals that adds two new settings to Operation Checks: - Ignore usage data for operation checks: When enabled, operation checks will flag all theoretically breaking changes, regardless of actual usage. This ensures nothing slips through the cracks in environments where usage tracking isn't comprehensive. - Allow breaking changes from approved proposals: This setting creates a powerful workflow where breaking changes must first be proposed, reviewed, and approved through Schema Proposals before they can be deployed. grafbase.com/changelog/brea…

Audit logs can now be exported via the Grafbase dashboard. grafbase.com/changelog/intr…

Federated #GraphQL APIs are becoming the default for modern app backends. But adding real-time features like live dashboards, notifications, and alerts often requires additional infrastructure. Good news! @grafbase just launched native support for #Kafka through Grafbase Extensions. No #subgraph servers, no #schema stitching, and no glue code. 🙌 Check this post on how to use the new Kafka Extension with Redpanda to publish and subscribe to event streams from your GraphQL #API—with just a few lines of config. 🔥 redpanda.com/blog/integrati…