How Monkey Factory Uses WunderGraph Cosmo for Federated GraphQL and Event-Driven Subscriptions

Monkey Factory, a SaaS company focused on mobility solutions like bus, bike rental, and car sharing, transitioned from Apollo Studio to WunderGraph Cosmo due to the need for cost-effective, real-time GraphQL subscriptions integral to their event-driven product. The company's extensive use of microservices necessitated GraphQL Federation for a unified front-end graph, but Apollo's pricing and subscription capabilities proved inadequate. Cosmo's event-driven federated subscriptions (EDFS) over NATS suited their asynchronous and event-sourcing needs, allowing for efficient user-specific data targeting via authentication claims. This shift has paved the way for further enhancements, such as wrapping external APIs and implementing fine-grained rate limiting for resource-intensive queries. WunderGraph's responsive support has facilitated this transition, ensuring quick resolution of potential issues, thereby aligning with Monkey Factory's need for a robust event-driven infrastructure.

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