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by tango12 7y ago
Just a heads up: https://slicknode.com/docs/data-modeling seems to be returning a 403 https://imgur.com/a/elSjysC
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by tango12 7y ago
Can someone explain the title? :)
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by tango12 7y ago
Thread from earlier in the day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20164531
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by tango12 7y ago
This is true. We had to change our license from AGPL to Apache to make sure enterprise adoption was frictionless because there’s often a blanket ban on AGPL. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20064281
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by tango12 7y ago
I think you were probably looking at docs/sample-code for a firebase auth integration. Hasura GraphQL subscriptions are over websockets. This post is a benchmark that should address those scalability concerns. It’s about getting to 1M
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by tango12 7y ago
True! We’ve added event triggers to Hasura to kind of support this pattern via Hasura itself. So you can create “action” tables that basically have a log of request data (a mutation inserts an action). Hasura will then call an event handler
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by tango12 7y ago
Yep yep. We’re also making everything in the Hasura schema aliasable via metadata so this becomes a more elegant name if you’d like!
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by tango12 7y ago
No worries, and thanks for these detailed thoughts again. I've created an issue here for now: https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine/issues/2310 Feel free to add more thoughts/suggestions!
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by tango12 7y ago
Definitely. That’s why cockroach & yugabyte that speak Postgres but are black magic underneath are a great target. However, it’s not fully compatible quite yet https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/issues?q=
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by tango12 7y ago
(I work at Hasura) Thank you for the note! This can definitely be made easier, and we’re working on this. You can also add sql migrations as a sql file and that’s something we should document better! https://docs.hasura.io/1
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by tango12 7y ago
It’s on the cards! Don’t want to spread ourselves too thin too early. Also working with the yugabyte folks closely to have Hasura supported with their 2.0 release. https://twitter.com/karthikr/status/11280034653706
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by tango12 7y ago
Yep. We experimented around a lot with pub/sub (listen/notify, wal-lr). But it was getting hard to scale and heavy/spiky write loads needed careful thought. This seemed like the right way to get started esp. given that Hasura
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pg_auto_failover: Postgres extension for HA and automated failover(citusdata.com)
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by tango12 7y ago
You can compile the binary yourself, but otherwise docker is the way to go. What’re you looking at?
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Scaling to 1M active GraphQL subscriptions on Postgres(github.com)
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Scaling to 1M active GraphQL subscriptions on Postgres(github.com)
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Scaling to 1M active GraphQL subscriptions on Postgres(github.com)
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by tango12 7y ago
Stuff like jwt-config or auth-webhook. Anything from here I guess: https://docs.hasura.io/1.0/graphql/manual/deployment/graphql...
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by tango12 7y ago
Yay! Love it :) 1. Would love a way to configure environment variables 2. Once I click on create, maybe a browser-side polling so that I can just click on the link when it's ready?
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by tango12 7y ago
Is this similar to pipelinedb’s continuous aggregates?
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by tango12 8y ago
Answering a few points: Hasura allows you to turn any "query" to a subscription, essentially live queries. Hasura's query optimization is actually one of the core features. Hasura is structured as a transpiler that converts G
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by tango12 8y ago
Prev HN thread (recent): https://www.nsa.gov/resources/everyone/ghidra/
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by tango12 8y ago
(I work at Hasura) Yep! We’ve put in a lot of effort to ensure hasura Just Works on an existing db. Incidentally, to address your last point, Hasura has its own rails like migrations system and an admin UI (that allows DDL and DML) and work
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Cloudflare's Serverless Functions Platform(workers.dev)
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by tango12 8y ago
Lets say he was flagged because of being vocal against the current administration; how do you think the incentive structure works for something like this to be executed? The president says I don’t like my critics. The person heading the CBP
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by tango12 8y ago
Awesome stuff! I understand the benefits (as mentioned); would be interesting to know what disadvantages this has compared to the classifier type detection methods?
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by tango12 8y ago
Biggest reason, IMHO: The frontend developer experience of using APIs that speak graphql is amazingly better. Less APIs to call, better client side magic for managing app state, better client side magic to codegen, autocomplete type experi
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by tango12 8y ago
Love it. The experience for creating is great as usual (for DO). I really like the built-in pgbouncer, easy to configure connection pooling thing too! https://i.imgur.com/zcS6a3a.png
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by tango12 8y ago
Noted! Not sure if this will help, but one of our users mentioned using symmetricds [1] to sync data from sql-server to postgres and then using Hasura. [1] https://www.symmetricds.org/
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by tango12 8y ago
Yep! Hasura allows you to configure access control rules which are namespaced by "roles" that you can attach to your tables. Each permission rule can reference a session variable that comes in from your authentication system (what

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