Unbounded operations are generally considered a benefit of GraphQL, giving client developers unprecedented flexibility when experimenting and developing apps. However, while this flexibility is greatly appreciated in development environments, allowing it in production adds unnecessary surface area to GraphQL endpoints which generally serve only first-party clients. Instead, your production graph should adhere to the principle […]

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GraphOS Persisted Queries is a scalable solution for mitigating the risks of unbounded operations in GraphQL supergraphs. It enables platform teams to centrally register trusted GraphQL operations and safelist them, enhancing API security.

GraphOS Persisted Queries are generally available

A GraphQL platform approach to API security

Flexibility in development, discretion in production

Expanding security options for your GraphQL platform