rgraph VS hasura-batteries

Hey HN,

Some of you were really interested in Postgres logging with pgAudit in my previous post here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37082827

So I built this logger: https://rocketgraph.io/logger-demo

using pgAudit to show you what can be done with Postgres auditing. It offers some powerful features like "get me all the CREATE queries that ran in the past hour". These are generated by AWS RDS Instance running on my Rocketgraph account. Then they are forwarded to Cloudwatch for complex querying. In the future we can connect these logs to slack so you can get slack alerts when a developer accidentally DROPs a table.

If you like my work, please check it out here: https://github.com/RocketsGraphQL/rgraph

And if you want this logging on your own Postgres instance. Use https://rocketgraph.io/

And the latest v0.2.0 stable release: https://github.com/RocketsGraphQL/rgraph/releases/tag/v0.2-stable

If you just want to see the code. Here is the code base for this article. Here you can see more examples. This is the open-source software behind Rocketgraph

Check out this video to see how I built a todos app using React rocketgraph with authentication, PostgresDB and GraphQL API. Check out the docs on Github

True. Thanks mate. Check out: https://github.com/RocketsGraphQL/rgraph

If you just want to see the code. Here is the code base for this article. Here you can see more examples. This is the open-source software behind Rocketgraph

Hey yes, I built it all myself. It's extremely difficult and lonely here. I discovered Hasura and it was a game changer. So I built some solutions on top of it called Hasura-batteries and open-sourced it. Now I am diving into integrating Stripe(No need to connect using the API and create a DB of products, we'll do it for you) as well as Auth providers like AWS Cognito.

You can check out a piece of the work here: https://github.com/RocketsGraphQL/hasura-batteries

And start a discussion there.

Yes I do know about Supabase. Rocketgraph is cheaper(I think they have some data limits whereas I offer a more inclusive single plan), more configurable as I provide Hasura with GraphQL(so easier to use, they don't provide GraphQL) and also they use deno runtime whereas we use simple AWS Lambda functions for your serverless functions so it's much more intuitive to write code. Basically you can hook any of your Github repos and every push to master is pulled by our server, compiled in a Node sand-boxed environment and deployed as a server-less function(I provide a public API endpoint you can use)

Hey it is not completely open-source for security reasons. But all the software that is booted on your instance is open-sourced. So when you create a project we spin up a ec2 instance. And we load https://github.com/RocketsGraphQL/hasura-batteries onto that instance along with Hasura(https://hasura.io/) which is also open-sourced.

And its open-source

Took sometime to find it, but I think this is it: https://github.com/RocketsGraphQL/hasura-batteries