
Apollo GraphQL - The API Orchestration Platform
Enterprises rely on Apollo to unify their APIs into a single, discoverable, and reusable platform that adapts to any use case. Product development teams can work independently, reuse APIs, …
Documentation - Apollo GraphQL Docs
Apollo is the developer platform for graph-based API orchestration. Our tools help you model your APIs as GraphQL schemas, then compose them into a scalable graph.
Introduction to Apollo Federation - Apollo GraphQL Docs
Learn how Apollo Federation helps you declaratively orchestrate your APIs and services into a unified, federated GraphQL API using a microservices architecture.
Learn with our GraphQL Tutorials, Examples, and Training - Apollo …
Level up with Apollo's official GraphQL tutorials. Get practical, hands-on trainings and become an Apollo GraphQL certified developer.
Get started with Apollo Client - Apollo GraphQL Docs
Learn how to set up your React app, fetch GraphQL data, and integrate Apollo Client seamlessly into your UI with this step-by-step tutorial.
Fetching from REST - Apollo GraphQL Docs
See the @apollo/datasource-rest README for the full details of the RESTDataSource API. The RESTDataSource class simplifies fetching data from REST APIs and helps handle caching, …
class ApolloClient - Apollo GraphQL Docs
The cache that Apollo Client should use to store query results locally. The recommended cache is InMemoryCache, which is provided by the @apollo/client package. For more information, see …
Authentication and Authorization - Apollo GraphQL Docs
Your GraphQL API probably needs to control which users can see and interact with the various data it provides. Authentication is determining whether a given user is logged in, and …
API Reference: ApolloServer - Apollo GraphQL Docs
This article documents the ApolloServer class from the @apollo/server package. You can use the ApolloServer class to create an instance of Apollo Server that you can then pass to a web …
API Reference: apollo-server - Apollo GraphQL Docs
Connects Apollo Server to the HTTP framework of a Node.js middleware library, such as hapi or express. You call this method instead of listen if you're using a middleware integration, such …