What is GraphCDN?
Scale, inspect & protect your GraphQL API. Reduce your origin traffic by up to 95% with GraphQL edge cache, get insights about your requests with analytics, track your errors and protect your API from malicious queries.
GraphCDN is a tool in the GraphQL Tools category of a tech stack.
Who uses GraphCDN?
Companies
3 companies reportedly use GraphCDN in their tech stacks, including Hashnode, Webiste Stack, and Miniapp.
Developers
5 developers on StackShare have stated that they use GraphCDN.
GraphCDN Integrations
GraphCDN's Features
- Scale, inspect & protect your GraphQL API
- Reduce load for your backend & get to maximum speed
- Fine-grained control
- Powerful cache purging
- Scope cached data per-user
- Understand your API’s traffic
- Stay on top of your performance
- Identify errors & get alerted
- Query depth limiting
- DDOS attack protection
- Anomaly detection
- Works with all GraphQL backends
- Automatic mutation invalidation
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