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Production Readiness Checklist

Use this checklist to identify potential gaps before your graph handles production traffic

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We recommend that you read through this checklist and identify critical features for your team before your begins handling production traffic.

GraphOS Studio

  • Ensure that you've created multiple variants to represent the different environments where your supergraph runs (for example, production, staging, and development).
  • Protect your production variant to avoid accidental changes while working in Studio.

Apollo Router

  • Ensure that you've correctly configured managed federation and GraphOS schema usage reporting.
  • For security, turn off introspection for all production (by default the router disables , but make sure you are not using --dev mode).
    • You can continue to view and fetch your from and run from GraphOS Studio Explorer.
  • Configure the router traffic shaping features:
    • Set request and level timeouts and rate limits
    • Deduplicate subgraph requests
    • Communicate with using
  • Enable operation limits to block large and malicious requests
  • Configure additional tracing, metrics, and logging through OpenTelemetry or Prometheus
  • Enable the and distributed cache
  • Optionally, enable any other features deemed critical for your deployment of

Subgraphs/servers

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