Hasura

Programmatically manage Hasura configuration and schema via HTTP endpoints.

Automatically expose GraphQL queries as REST endpoints for non-GraphQL clients.

Manage multiple GraphQL API versions simultaneously for backward compatibility.

Automatically trigger webhooks when database records change to power workflows and integrations.

Execute webhooks at specified intervals or times for batch operations and maintenance tasks.

Automatically generates GraphQL APIs from database schemas in seconds.

Full GraphQL schema introspection for discovering available types and building tools.

Mark records as deleted without removing them from the database for audit trails.

Create virtual fields that compute values from other fields or database functions.

Define enum types in GraphQL for type-safe enumerated field values.

Define custom GraphQL types backed by native queries or stored procedures.

Define one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many relationships automatically or manually.

Add custom validation rules to enforce business logic on incoming data mutations.

Run Hasura in Docker containers for easy deployment and local development.

Deploy Hasura on Kubernetes with Helm charts and enterprise-grade scaling.

Version control database schema changes with automatic migration tracking and rollback support.

Built-in logging, metrics, and tracing for monitoring API performance and debugging issues.

Export traces and metrics to OpenTelemetry collectors for comprehensive observability.

Automated backup and recovery mechanisms for business continuity and data protection.

Enterprise-grade SLA with guaranteed uptime and priority support response times.

Create custom GraphQL mutations and queries backed by HTTP endpoints or serverless functions.

Create custom GraphQL fields backed by stored procedures or custom business logic.

Transform incoming requests and outgoing responses with custom logic before processing.

Connect and query multiple databases including PostgreSQL, MySQL, and data warehouses simultaneously.

Combine multiple GraphQL schemas into a single unified API endpoint.

Call external services from mutations or events with automatic retry and error handling.

Execute multiple GraphQL queries in a single HTTP request to reduce network overhead.

Automatic response caching to improve API performance and reduce database load.

Push live data updates to clients using WebSocket-based subscriptions.

Connect with Auth0, Firebase, Okta, and other identity providers with built-in JWT validation.

Prevent malicious queries with depth limits, complexity analysis, and query whitelisting.

Protect APIs from abuse with configurable rate limiting rules per user or role.

Define granular permissions and access rules based on user roles and custom claims.

Interactive GraphQL IDE with auto-completion and documentation for exploring your API.

Web-based UI for building queries, testing APIs, and managing database schemas visually.

Save frequently used queries and fragments for reuse across applications.