Hide Elastic Search REST API behind GraphQL.

Code for my youtube video - Microservices Project - Uses Golang, gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

Graphql App using Node with typescript, KOA framework and Elasticsearch

Mike O's Mike Rowe Service microservice - a "learning playground" - i.e. a demo/sample project using Spring Boot, Kafka, GraphQL, Elasticsearch, REST, SQL and NoSQL, and a microservice architecture that is deployed with Docker (Compose).

An e-commerce backend in Go with gRPC inter-service communication and a GraphQL API gateway, using PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch, orchestrated with Docker Compose.

Uses Nuxt for the app component server, which consumes an Apollo GraphQL API that sits in front of elasticsearch. Uses docker-compose to orchestrate communication between services.

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Microservices Project - Uses Golang, gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

Microservices Project - Uses Golang, gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

Microservices Project using Golang, gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

Демо проект на стэк gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

Microservices Project - Uses Golang, gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

Microservices Project - Uses Golang, gRPC, GraphQL, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Docker Compose

A Golang-based e-commerce microservice application featuring a GraphQL gateway and gRPC communication between services. Includes Account, Catalog, and Order services backed by PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch, all orchestrated with Docker Compose.

A compact, production-oriented example showing how to build a microservices stack in Go using gRPC for inter-service communication and a GraphQL gateway for client APIs. Includes three services (Account, Catalog, Order), PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch backends, Docker Compose for orchestration, and generated protobuf + gqlgen code.

A Go-based microservices system split into Account, Catalog and Order services talking to each other over gRPC, all exposed through a single GraphQL gateway. Each service uses its own database (PostgreSQL for account and order, Elasticsearch for catalog) and the whole stack is wired up and run together via Docker Compose.