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Using Apollo Router / Gateway with Cosmo OSS Schema Registry
The easiest way to migrate away from Apollo GraphOS
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The easiest way to migrate away from Apollo GraphOS
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The first step to migrate from Apollo GraphOS is to move the graphs from GraphOS to WunderGraph Cosmo. Once this is done, migration from the Apollo Router/Gateway to the Cosmo router can be done gradually using the Apollo compatibility mode.
As the router/gateway can be migrated gradually, this method becomes the fastest way to initially migrate from Apollo to WunderGraph Cosmo.
Migrate your graphs from Apollo GraphOS to WunderGraph Cosmo. It can be done in 2 ways.
Use the Migrate from Apollo button.
It can be done manually using the subgraph create, subgraph publish and federated-graph create commands.
Once the graphs are completely migrated, we have to implement a webhook which runs the fetch command to generate the supergraph schema, which can be used to update the router/gateway.
Now, we can set a webhook alert on Cosmo.
Now, let's walk through the steps with the help of a demo project
Create an API key on Cosmo.
Let's set up the graphs on Cosmo by running the command make setup-cosmo COSMO_API_KEY=<api-key>.
Populate the Cosmo API key and the webhook secret as environment variables in the Webhook-app folder.
Start the webhook server by running the command make run-webhook-app from the root.
Set up the webhook alert on Cosmo, by providing the endpoint, and the secret and then select the FEDERATED_GRAPH_SCHEMA_UPDATED event with the above-created graph.
Now, let's make a small change in one of the subgraphs and publish that subgraph.
On publish, the webhook would be triggered and the supergraph schema from Apollo would be generated.
Start the subgraphs by running the command make run-subgraphs.
Now we can run the Apollo Gateway using the command make run-apollo-gateway or run the Apollo Router using the command make run-apollo-router.
