We are excited to announce the release of GraphQL Joins, available in Hasura v2.6.0.
With GraphQL Joins, developers can federate their queries and mutations across multiple GraphQL services as if they were a single GraphQL schema without modifying any of the underlying APIs or writing any extra code or requiring any changes to the upstream GraphQL service.

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GraphQL Joins can be tried out in a few simple steps with Hasura. Add any two GraphQL compliant schemas to Hasura as a Remote Schema. All your favourite public GraphQL APIs like GitHub, Contentful, GraphCMS can be added and used to set up remote relationships.

Introducing GraphQL Joins for federating data across GraphQL services

Handling Authentication for upstream GraphQL servers

Caching for Remote Schemas and Federated Data

Hasura Internals: How query execution works

<p>Very interesting! Useful for GraphQL Gateways and a microservice architecture</p>
