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Robin Huiser discusses using GraphQL in corporate banking applications. GraphQL allows for aggregating data from multiple data models and services through dynamic queries, optimizing flexibility and response times compared to REST. GraphQL schemas define the API contract first before implementing resolvers for each service domain. The GraphQL runtime then projects and aggregates data from various banking services while enforcing entitlements and organizational dependencies. This allows front-end queries to fetch cross-domain data subject to entitlement hints through a single GraphQL endpoint.
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https://bit.ly/Automation_Student_Kickstart
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Overview
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- 1. GraphQL applied in Corporate Banking Robin Huiser, Chief Architect
- 2. Robin Huiser is an experienced, hands-on software and DevOps architect involved in the architecture, design, and implementation of microservices architectures, service-oriented architectures, and distributed systems.
- 4. Corporate banking Like retail banking… on steroids.
- 10. – Corporate Banking eXperience Platform Principle “99% of the API calls on a channel platform are data inquiries Dashboards are found more valuable then viewing individual data lists ...so we might as well optimise for this.”
- 12. REST… For each transaction… REST Client REST Server GET /accounts/{acct_id}/transactions GET /transactions/{trn_id}/billingaddress { data: [ {id: 1, amnt: '...' }, {id: 2, amnt: '...' } ] } { billingaddress: { address: '...', city: '...' }, ... } }
- 13. … versus GraphQL GraphQL Client GraphQL Server POST /graphql query acctsWithTrnsAndBillAddr { currentAccount(account: {iban: “…”}) { transactions { partyInf { billingAddress { address city } { "data": { "currentAccount": { "transactions": [ { "partyInf": { "billingAddress": { "address": "155 Cummings Shores", "city": "South Meta" } All about aggregating data models based upon dynamic queries to optimise for flexibility and service response times.
- 15. API contract first GraphQL Schemas
- 16. Implement resolvers GraphQL Service Domains LMS-Sweeps LMS-ICL LMS-Pooling Collections Receivables …
- 17. Data is projected Command Query Responsibility Segregation
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- 19. F/E queries cross domain with entitlement hints GraphQL Solution GraphQL Runtime GraphQL Runtime GraphQL Runtime GraphQL Runtime GQL query() Entitlements {} Data {}
- 21. Obrigado!