[Chennaipy] GraphQL Engine on Postgres - Talk at ChennaiPy

[Deepak Sahoo]

Hi Vijay,

My name is Deepak and I'm a community manager at Hasura.

We have recently soft-launched the Hasura GraphQL engine
<https://hasura.io/>. This gives you GraphQL APIs instantly on existing
Postgres based application. We are also working towards open sourcing this
in a few weeks.

I wanted to check with you to see if we can arrange for a remote speaking
session/live-demo by Tanmai (our founder) about this tool at one of your
upcoming Meetups.

In this talk, we'll go over the design and architecture of this
high-performance, low-footprint engine. For example, on Heroku's free tier
with the free postgres addon, you can get query throughputs in excess of a
1000 reqs/sec at around ~50MB of RAM. We will take you over how to set
Hasura up with your existing Postgres applications, including
authentication and authorization, so that you can start using GraphQL from
your apps without writing backend code.

Do let me know if this is something you might be interested in.

Best,
Deepak

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