anjanesh How easy (or difficult) is it to setup a GraphQL API server so that I can serve content like the way hashnode does it at https://gql.hashnode.com ? Reference for GraphQL consumption : https://docs.hashnode.com/quickstart/introduction
sean anjanesh Hosting GraphQL (or any other app really) is usually pretty easy: Find the self-hosted GraphQL server software that you want to use. If it uses PHP, then create a PHP app and a site for it. If it uses a backend process that we have an installer for like Django, Node.js, Rails, etc, the create the appropriate app type and a site for it. If it uses a backend process for something that we don't have an installer for then create a Proxy Port app and a site for it. If the app requires Docker then you'll need to migrate to (or purchase a new plan on) an AlmaLinux 9 server, then create a Proxy Port app and a site for it. Follow whatever software's installation instructions to install the app into the app directory/container and to configure the port it listens on (if it is a backend server) then start it.
anjanesh Thanks. sean self-hosted GraphQL server software I was under the impression that there was a standard software for GraphQL server software, hence my question.
sean anjanesh GraphQL is a language, not a particular piece of software. Here's a Flask implementation that looks like it should be easy to start with: https://github.com/graphql-python/flask-graphql
