- Getting started
- Installing the hasura CLI
- The complete tutorial
- GraphQL tutorial
- Hasura project
- Hasura cluster
- Project microservices
- API Console
- Auth
- Data (GraphQL/JSON APIs)
- Filestore
- Notify (Sending emails/SMS)
- Postgres
- API gateway
- Hasura Hub
- Hasura CLI reference
- Hasura API reference
- Guides
- Installing Hasura on a Kubernetes Cluster
- Hasura architecture
- Billing for Hasura
- Moving to v0.15 (old Hasura users)
Hasura cluster¶
A Hasura cluster is basically a Kubernetes cluster underneath, which is usually running on a
cloud infrastructure like Digital Ocean, Google Cloud, Azure or AWS.
Hasura clusters are used to deploy Hasura projects and host its constituent microservices (ie: a Postgres database, Hasura backend APIs, custom microservices, etc).
Hasura provides free clusters as well as paid pro-tier clusters. Hasura free-tier clusters are for development purposes or for hobby projects. For hosting production projects, Hasura pro-tier clusters should be used.
Note
Do not host production projects on free clusters as they don’t have production SLAs and stability.
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