Category: WunderGraph
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The Architecture Behind 40 Deploys a Day at Luxury Presence
Luxury Presence unified its frontend and backend on WunderGraph Cosmo, cutting review complexity and reaching 40 deploys a day.
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Behind the Counter: How Cosmo Works
How Cosmo works, explained through a food park: one router coordinating independent kitchens into a single menu, with no chaos the customer sees.
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Scaling GraphQL Federation: Inside Cosmo’s Food Park
Why GraphQL federation exists: systems grow from one monolith into many independent services, and federation keeps that growth from breaking things.
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When to Migrate from Cosmo OSS
Cosmo OSS covers GraphQL federation with no lock-in. Here’s when it’s time for Cosmo Enterprise: governance, observability, and support at scale.
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Syncing Up in Bretten: Final Thoughts
Originally posted on WunderGraph Wrapping up a Week in Bretten Today marks our last day together in Bretten. As we close out this week-long sprint, I think it’s safe to say that it has been an excellent experience for everyone, including new teammates and those who have been with the company from the beginning. It was natural…
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Syncing Up in Bretten: Day 1
Day 1 of WunderGraph’s team retreat in Bretten, Germany: a distributed team getting in a room to align on what’s coming next.
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Safeguarding APIs: How K Health Ensures Security While Scaling with Cosmo
K Health adopted GraphQL Federation with Cosmo, using schema checks to catch breaking changes early and hosting the router internally for security.
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SoundCloud and WunderGraph Cosmo Cut Computing Costs by 86%
SoundCloud cut GraphQL infrastructure costs 86% and improved query latency 45% by migrating to WunderGraph Cosmo, about $265K saved a year.
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From Custom Code to Cutting-Edge: On The Beach Adopts WunderGraph Cosmo for GraphQL Federation
As post-COVID travel demand surged, On The Beach’s monolithic GraphQL API hit its limits. WunderGraph Cosmo cut costs and let the team ship faster.
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Is gRPC Really Better for Microservices Than GraphQL?
gRPC wins on raw performance for backend-to-backend calls. GraphQL wins on flexibility for client-driven queries. Here’s when to reach for each.