July 2022 Summaries

Apollo is partnering with Xolvio, a boutique consulting and development company, to provide professional services for customers needing help scaling their supergraphs. The partnership aims to ensure every company can build a successful supergraph ecosystem. Xolvio has enterprise-grade experience working with high-complexity systems, specializing in refactoring and modernizing legacy code through domain-driven design principles and CI/CD pipeline automation. The two companies have partnered on several key projects, including the launch of Audi's e-tron reservation platform, which they completed in just four months. Xolvio provides dedicated engagements from 2 to 12 weeks and ongoing support, offering a range of deliverables such as creating readiness assessments, schema design sessions, and implementing CI/CD pipelines with schema registry integration.

Building a GraphQL server in Go with go-graphql enables developers to create a robust and efficient API using the popular programming language. The process involves setting up a schema, defining resolvers for data retrieval and manipulation, and embedding a GraphQL IDE like Apollo Sandbox for exploration and development. With this tutorial, developers can learn how to build a GraphQL server in Go, including creating a schema, defining resolvers, and integrating it with a web server using the graphql-go-handler package. The example uses a fictional "Bestiary" API to demonstrate the capabilities of GraphQL in Go.

Apollo has achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance, a rigorous third-party audit that verifies the security policies and controls in place to protect customers' data. This certification demonstrates Apollo's commitment to information security and empowers its customers to trust their data is handled safely and securely. The achievement showcases Apollo's investment in building a secure product and organization over the years.