ArquTec Solutions specializes in GraphQL Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) development and integration.
GraphQL provides a complete and understandable description of the data in your API. Enabling applications to ask for exactly what data is needed and nothing more and nothing less. GraphQL queries return predictable results. Applications using GraphQL are fast and stable and can control the amount of data received. Instead of multiple requests of data from various endpoints, and then parsing the combined results, a single GraphQL API endpoint request will get all the data your application needs in a single request. GraphQL API usage can be quick even on slow network connections. Evolve your API without versioning, worry free, without impacting existing queries.
GraphQL reduces complexity and improves efficiency. GraphQL encapsulates getting data from multiple resources (databases, web services and microservices, legacy systems, and third-party APIs), without specifying the resources, adding an abstraction layer that hides the complexity of the underlying systems. GraphQL provides efficient request routing, graceful error handling, and parallel requests execution. An application points at one GraphQL endpoint, which routes requests to all the appropriate microservices and systems and returns the results. A single GraphQL query can contain multiple requested resources, which are processed in parallel for efficiency.
GraphQL also optimizes mobile applications usages for speed and bandwidth. Mobile applications deal with bandwidth limits and slow networks. GraphQL can batch multiple requests into a single query reducing the total number of mobile application requests, reducing the load on the server. Only the data actually needed by the mobile application are returned.
✓ArquTec GraphQL API Development Solutions provides:; (1) Node.js GraphQL API development; (2) GitLab Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD); (3) Backend access authentication using Okta identity and access management minted tokens; (4) Application users authorization using Open Policy Agent (OPA) integration; (6) API data encryption, fetching, and updates; (7) Vulnerability scanning, security threats, and regulatory compliance requirements implementation; and more!