GraphQL architecture - AWS AppSync
Now that you understand the most important aspects of GraphQL, it's time to see how some of these concepts work from an architectural standpoint. This section will interpret some aspects of the official GraphQL specification document . This isn't meant to be a complete interpretation of the specification. This will only be used to help both new and advanced users understand what's happening inside the service. We'll be looking specifically at the flow of GraphQL from a lower-level standpoint.
AWS AppSync enables developers to connect their applications and services to data and events with secure, serverless and high-performing GraphQL and Pub/Sub APIs. You can do the following with AWS AppSync: Access data from one or more data sources from a single GraphQL API endpoint. Combine multiple source GraphQL APIs into a single, merged GraphQL API. Publish real-time data updates to your applications. Leverage built-in security, monitoring, logging, and tracing, with optional caching for low latency. Only pay for API requests and any real-time messages that are delivered. Important…
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