I have spend some time myself looking at ways to use GraphQL on Azure. Here are some of the more recent posts I did about this topic:
- Run a GraphQL backend as an Azure Function
- Using GraphQL in Azure API Management - Part 1
- Using GraphQL in Azure API Management – Part 2
- Using GraphQL in Azure API Management – Part 3
But of course, I’m not the only one who writes about this topic. Aaron Powell did a lot of effort to share his experience on how to use GraphQL on Azure. A must read!
- Part 1 - Getting Started
- Part 2 - App Service with dotnet
- Part 3 - Serverless with JavaScript
- Part 4 - CosmosDB and GraphQL
- Part 5 - Can We Make GraphQL Type Safe in Code?
- Part 6 - GraphQL Subscriptions with SignalR
- Part 7 - Server-Side Authentication
- Part 8 - Logging
- Part 9 - REST to GraphQL
- Part 10 - Synthetic GraphQL Custom Responses
- Part 11 - Avoiding DoS in queries