Scale, inspect & protect your GraphQL API with GraphCDN. Reduce your origin traffic by up to 95% with our GraphQL edge cache, get insights about your requests with analytics, track your errors and protect your API from malicious queries.
The GraphQL CDN with caching, analytics and security
Scale, inspect & protect your GraphQL API with GraphCDN. Reduce your origin traffic by up to 95% with our GraphQL edge cache, get insights about your requests with analytics, track your errors and protect your API from malicious queries.
Been using GraphCDN for the past few months and it's been a super quick way to set up caching for our servers. It helped us speed up requests as well as drop our server count.
looks like it has some nice congrats on the launch.
Awesome product, I upvoted, but we can't use it and I'm really bummed! We use GitLab not GitHub -- Google or GitLab or email signup (in order of preference) would be my top requested feature because we'd *really* love to use this!
Looks like an awesome much needed service. FastQL (https://fastql.io/) seemed to try something similar a while back but unfortunately that project seems dead. I'd love to try it out but having trouble adding custom headers to the request. I'm really curious to know how well it works with AppSync particularly!
Very interesting! Will have a look into that :)
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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.