It’s something that’s handled a lot these days at BigCos by service / query gateways / proxies and in the places that utilize these heavily it’s pretty automa

It’s something that’s handled a lot these days at BigCos by service / query gateways / proxies and in the places that utilize these heavily it’s pretty automated from my experience. Basically the dev experience is you go into some web ui or make a PR against some JSON / yaml policy to allow whatever then it just works because some other sec / infra team plumed in all the auth and access control parts. GQL itself doesn’t attempt to solve authZ or authN by design. Edit: if you want to do this with nginx or within graphql / express, this is what that could look like https://www.apollographql.com/blog/backend/auth/a-guide-to-authentication-in-graphql/ https://www.apollographql.com/blog/backend/auth/a-guide-to-a...