[Newsletter] Native Postgres DB Integration, Enterprise GraphQL Conference, and more

User group meetups, events on the horizon, and the latest DAPI videos [Hasura][Hasura]() Hi there, Welcome to the October edition of the Hasura Newsletter! We are excited to launch a native Postgres DB integration to Hasura Cloud, in partnership with Neon. We’re live on [Product Hunt]() today and would love your support and feedback! Or give it a try on [Hasura Cloud](). Also, the [Enterprise GraphQL Conference]() is happening on November 10th. Join us for this free, virtual, half-day event to learn how Goldman Sachs, Optum, and other Fortune 500 organizations are turning to GraphQL to tackle their data access and management challenges. [REGISTER]() Highlights - We’re introducing [Hasura User Groups](), in-person meetups to talk about all things GraphQL. Want to bring a Hasura community together? [Apply here](). - Meet Hasura’s co-founder and CEO, Tanmai Gopal at the first [Hasura User Group]() in Bangalore on Nov. 3rd. - Join us for Solving Data Access & Data Management with GraphQL APIs at Goldman Sachs at Enterprise GraphQL Conference on Nov. 10th. [Save your spot]()! Native Neon Database on Hasura Cloud: We’ve partnered with Neon to bring the fastest way to explore Hasura GraphQL APIs to new Hasura users. With the Neon Postgres integration, new and existing users of Hasura Cloud can instantly spin up a free Postgres database powered by Neon and connect it to their Hasura project in a one-click, no sign-up workflow. Take it for a spin [here](). In the background of Heroku’s recent [announcement]() of the deprecation of their free database plans, Hasura will be deprecating our integration support of the Heroku free database on the Hasura Cloud console. Check out our [guide]() to know more about the impact on your Hasura Heroku integration and migration steps. Postgres 15 Released: On October 13, 2022, the PostgreSQL Global Development Group announced the release of [PostgreSQL 15](), the latest version of the world’s [most advanced open-source database](). The Hasura team tested the GraphQL engine against early releases and the GA version and confirmed all currently supported features are supported when running PostgresSQL 15 as a backend with Hasura. CockroachDB Coming Soon: We're getting very close to supporting CockroachDB! You can connect a CockroachDB instance to Hasura to instantly generate a GraphQL service for it. Developing and maintaining a distributed database, ORM, and a mature API is a monumental task. Using Hasura and CockroachDB this work can be accelerated by orders of magnitude. [Sign up here to get notified when we're live](). Where Clause Aggregates: You can now filter based on aggregations over the elements of an array relationship field. This new feature can address many use cases with simple GraphQL queries simplifying and accelerating development, and reducing time-to-value for data-intensive applications. For further details and examples check out the docs [here](). High Event Trigger Performance with Zero Admin: With the new feature to automate the cleanup of event trigger logs (and invocation logs) based on user-configurable parameters, it is now much easier to reliably handle high-performance use cases. For further details check out the docs [here](). Enforce Granular AuthZ Rules in Less Time: Now you can leverage the ability to have role-based allowlists to control the exact set of queries that a client can request from the server on the console. There is a new allowlist manager where you can create collections of queries and assign roles to them. With this, you get that extra layer of security for all your production use cases. For more information visit [here](). Update to all Hasura Cloud Users: We have updated our Cloud ToS to include a version of the Terms of Service for users who purchase Hasura Cloud via authorized resellers. We have also added some clarifying changes to the Website ToS and the Privacy Policy. You can read the updated versions [here](). [Community Call] Hasura’s October Edition | Oct. 27th @ 9 AM PT [Register]() for October’s Community Call. We’ll be featuring sessions on: - Neon Database Integration - Instant GraphQL for Cockroach (Preview) - Instant GraphQL for Athena (Preview) - Filter based on Aggregations of Nested Array Fields - Role-based Allowlist (Console-only) - Community Demo by Andreas Fitzek For more information, you can check out the detailed agenda [here](). [In-person] All Things Open 2022 | Oct. 30th - Nov. 2nd If you’re at All Things Open, make sure you come by the Hasura booth (#49) to say Hi to the team and pick up some swag! You can also [join us]() for our session GraphQL: Increasing Developer-UX through types, tooling, and ecosystem, on Nov. 2nd, 12:45 PM - 1:30 PM ET. [In-Person] Meet Tanmai at the Hasura office in Bangalore | Nov. 3rd @ 6:30 PM IST Join Hasura and our co-founder and CEO Tanmai Gopal for the first-ever Hasura User Group in Bangalore! Come hang out with us at the Hasura office as we talk all things Hasura and GraphQL. Stick around after for networking and dinner. The meetup will also feature exciting talks from Hasura users and engineers. RSVP [here](). [Virtual] Enterprise GraphQL Conference | Nov. 10th @ 9 AM PT Data access and management remain a top priority for businesses, and many leading organizations are turning to GraphQL to solve this challenge. GraphQL is reshaping the data landscape and enabling newer and more efficient architectures for making data access more self-serve across analytics and transactional workloads. [Join us]() to hear speakers from LinkedIn, Mercedes-Benz, Optum, and Goldman Sachs. [Hybrid] AWS re:Invent | Nov. 28th - Dec. 2nd If you are attending AWS re:Invent, stop by our booth (#2251) to meet the team and grab some swag. You can also [join Hasura]() in the Jam Lounge to solve challenges around security, application modernization, DevOps, data analytics, and AI/ML. Solve the challenge to win a prize. [reading-viewing.png] Blogs - [Hasura GraphQL on Your Hydra Data Warehouse]() - [How automating PR review infra helped Hasura with shipping docs]() - [With Hasura, celebrate open-source in style with Hacktoberfest!]() - [Building real-time chat apps with GraphQL streaming subscriptions]() - [Community] [How to add AuthN to Hasura using Nhost]() - [Community] [Hasura, from local dev to production: managing migrations and metadata]() Videos - [DAPI] [Unstructured data in BigQuery and Hasura with Big Lake]() - [DAPI] [Differential privacy in Postgres with Tonic and Hasura]() - [DAPI] [Running Postgres on Kubernetes and connecting to Hasura]() - [Community Call] [Hasura’s September Edition]() Tooling from the Community - [Hasuraenv]() is a CLI tool that lets you manage multiple versions of Hasura CLI. Essentially it’s a version manager for Hasura CLI. It was built by Ryohei Komatsuyama - you can read more about the problems it solves and how to use it in [this article]() (written in Japanese). - [Low-code-backend-dockered]() is a starter kit for rapid+typesafe web application development on open source foundations. It uses Hasura, Postgres, ZomboDB (full text search), and Elm. The project was built by [Cies Breijs](). Jobs from the Community An AI Neural Network company is looking for an engineer who has a lot of experience with Hasura, React.js, Firebase, and Vercel. You can read more about the job [here](). This month's recommendation comes from Rahul Agarwal, a Product Manager at Hasura. Rahul recommends one of his favorite open-source frameworks to build API backends - [Fast API](). He particularly likes the choice of underlying libraries and the rich documentation. Using that to bring in external custom business logic through Actions in Hasura, you can create engaging real-world applications. --------------------------------------------------------------- That's a wrap for this month's newsletter. We'll see you in the next one! Best, Rajoshi [GitHub]() [Twitter]() [Discord]() [YouTube]() [LinkedIn]() Hasura, 355 Bryant Street, Suite 403, San Francisco CA 94107 [Unsubscribe]() | [Manage preference]()