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GraphQL/Federation

Combine multiple GraphQL services into one API that clients can query as if it were a single system.

15 QuestionsExpertMedium Priority ~13 min read

As organizations grow, putting every part of a GraphQL API into one service can become difficult to maintain. Federation allows different teams or services to own different parts of a graph while a gateway presents a unified API to clients.

For example, one service might own users while another owns products and another owns orders. Federation lets these domains work together while keeping ownership separated, but it also introduces distributed-system concerns such as service dependencies, schema coordination, and network failures.

What you'll walk away knowing

What GraphQL federation solves
How multiple subgraphs contribute to one graph
How entities can be shared across services
The trade-offs of distributed GraphQL architecture
1What are the benefits and challenges of federated GraphQL schemas in a microservices architecture?Advanced
All Topics
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Basics
Schema
Scalars
2
Queries
Mutations
Subscriptions
Resolver
3
Directives
Pagination
Batching and Caching
Federation
4
Error Handling
Authentication and Authorization
Performance
Tools
Security
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