Materia KV now speaks GraphQL (opens in new tab)
GraphQL on a key-value database almost sounds like a provocation. On one side, the simplest data model imaginable: a key, a value, and that’s it. On the other, a typed query language usually associated with APIs exposing fairly deep object graphs. At first glance, these two worlds did not seem to have much to say to one another. And yet, this is exactly what now offers. You can continue writing data with any Redis or Valkey client and read it back through a GraphQL endpoint. No synchronizatio...
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