- Hasura Platform
- Getting started
- Installing the Hasura CLI
- The complete tutorial
- GraphQL tutorial
- Hasura project
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- Project microservices
- API Console
- Auth
- Data (GraphQL/JSON APIs)
- Filestore
- Notify (Sending emails/SMS)
- Postgres
- API gateway
- Hasura Hub
- Hasura CLI reference
- Hasura API reference
- Guides
- Installing Hasura on a Kubernetes Cluster
- Hasura architecture
- Billing for Hasura
- Moving to v0.16 from v0.15
- Moving to v0.15 from older versions
PostgreSQL on Hasura¶
PostgreSQL is one of the most advanced open source relational database with a great
community around it. Hasura comes with a pre-installed PostgreSQL database which runs as the Postgres microservice
on a cluster. An admin user for the database is also configured by default.
The Data microservice provides JSON and GraphQL APIs over the Postgres database. Also, the Data
section of the API console provides a UI to interact with the database. Due to these, one
hardly ever has to deal with the database directly for most common use cases.
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