Let’s make a GraphQL server we created before using Node.js to be a gRPC Client which connects to a gRPC server which data is in a mock DB.

Let’s make a GraphQL server we created before using Node.js to be a gRPC Client which connects to a gRPC server which data is in a mock DB.
This time, I want to share about creating Node.js microservices project using gRPC as the method of communication between the services.
The fourth part of “How to Implement GraphQL in Microservices Using Node.js”. I will share about implementing authentication in GraphQL.
The third part of “How to Implement GraphQL in Microservices Using Node.js”. I will share about GraphQL mutation operations here.
The second part of “How to Implement GraphQL in Microservices Using Node.js”. I will share about GraphQL query operations here.
In this first part of “How to Implement GraphQL in Microservices Using Node.js”, I will share about implementing GraphQL as a gateway to our microservices.
The fifth part of “How to Create REST API Using Node.js” post series. In this post, we will do a refactor on the code we created on the previous posts.
Part 4 of the “How to Create REST API Using Node.js”! In this post, I will share about improving the API security by adding JWT.
Part 3 of “How to Create REST API Using Node.js”. In this part, I will share about implementing a simple cache using Redis.
In this second part of REST API series, I will share about implementing MongoDB to the API routes created from the previous post.