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Seamless gRPC to GraphQL Federation with Grafbase Extensions and the Composite Schemas spec
Learn how to seamlessly expose gRPC services as a federated GraphQL API using Grafbase Extensions and Composite Schemas for a unified API experience. Declaratively orchestrate and join calls to your existing gRPC services. Adoption is easy, without new infrastructure or code.
Introducing Nexus - the Open-Source AI Router to aggregate, govern, and secure your AI stack
Route MCP servers and LLMs through a unified endpoint.
Announcing Schema Contracts
Define and enforce specific schema subsets for enhanced security and control
Announcing the Grafbase remote MCP server
Interact with the Grafbase API from any MCP-enabled AI application with the Grafbase Remote MCP. Built with the same Gateway built-in MCP you can use for your own GraphQL API.
Beyond Apollo Federation - How to use Composite Schemas and Extensions to integrate non-GraphQL data sources
Integrate non-GraphQL data sources like REST APIs and gRPC services with Composite Schemas as Grafbase Extensions
Announcing OAuth 2.1 support in the Grafbase MCP server
Introducing full OAuth support in the MCP server, enabling secure authentication and authorization for your applications.
Extend REST and gRPC APIs with GraphQL using Grafbase
Learn how to expose gRPC and REST services as GraphQL subgraphs using Grafbase without rewriting or proxying your existing systems.
What are MCP Servers and how does Grafbase support them?
Learn how MCP servers enable AI models to access real-time data directly through GraphQL APIs, and discover how Grafbase enables scalable MCP-ready architectures.
Building for speed: How GraphQL Federation enables high-velocity teams
Learn how GraphQL Federation removes team coordination bottlenecks, enabling faster delivery by decentralizing schema ownership while maintaining a unified API. Discover how this approach increases team autonomy and accelerates product development.
Grafbase Extensions now power federated GraphQL APIs with Kafka
Integrate Apache Kafka directly into your federated GraphQL API with zero infrastructure management - no subgraphs, no manual stitching, and no extra services required.
The Lifecycle of a Federated GraphQL API, from Chaos to Coherence
The Lifecycle of a Federated GraphQL API, from Chaos to Coherence
Why GraphQL is eating the API world
Why GraphQL is eating the API world