Although many in the industry consider GraphQL a replacement for existing API technologies, it is at its most powerful when used as a central orchestration layer between apps and existing services. This layer, implemented as a federated graph (or supergraph, for short), acts as a self-service API platform that accelerates development velocity for both frontend […]

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GraphQL can be used as a central orchestration layer to accelerate development velocity for frontend and backend teams. GraphOS provides GraphQL-native workflows for implementing access control declaratively. Directives such as @authenticated, @requiresScopes, and @policy can be used to enforce authorization policies in the GraphOS router.

Centrally enforce policy as code for GraphQL APIs

Durable, auditable authorization for supergraphs

Offload policy definition and resolution with @policy