Apollo Router is now generally available

Apollo Router is now generally available`, a next-generation runtime for the supergraph stack, has been released. It's designed to be faster and more efficient than Apollo Gateway, with performance benchmarks showing 10x speedup and 90% less variance in latency. The router supports Apollo Federation (v1 or v2) and comes with built-in options like CORS controls, header propagation, telemetry, and more that can be configured with a declarative YAML file. It also features a rich extensibility model, allowing developers to add custom functionality through Rust plugins and Rhai scripting. The developer experience is designed to be seamless, with automatic integration of user-written plugins into the main configuration. Apollo Router is now available for use, and users can start by checking out the migration guide or quickstart docs depending on their current supergraph journey.

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