GraphQL Federation for Cross-domain Bliss
<p>As your system architecture evolves due to the increasing demands of usage, a growing user base, and new functionality, it becomes inevitable for your engineers to organize themselves along the lines of the main domains of your business.</p>
<p>And when those domains become too unwieldy to manage within a single entity, whether it’s at the level of a class, service, app, or code repository, introducing Federated GraphQL to your system architecture becomes an effective lever to pull.</p>
<p>If GraphQL is not already part of your arsenal in the battle against lagging development times, team miscommunication, and missed deadlines, consider adopting it as an easy way to introduce formalized contracts into your API, benefiting both the system’s architecture and the clients who rely on it.</p>
<p>We have already seen a few companies like IMDb and Netflix start to leverage GraphQL federation as a means to create autonomy among teams while maintaining traffic at scale, so let’s take a closer look at how this is done.</p>
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