2 years ago

Category: Business, Database, Security, Data, Redis, Docker, github, yaml

In this blog post, we’re going to look at how Hasura works, what we thought about when building Hasura, and the problems we were trying to solve.

To that end, a major problem that needed solving was the accessibility of and to data, especially for enterprises that needed to continually work with online/real-time data. The recent trend has been that data is no longer being sourced from a single point and that data is being consumed in unsecured, unauthorized, and increasingly stateless and concurrent computing environments.

Hasura, can, in theory, provide automated cache invalidation as well because Hasura has deep integrations into the sources of data and all access to this data can go through Hasura, or use the data source’s CDC mechanism.