Disabling GraphQL
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04-21-2025 03:22 AM
Hi,
Can anyone share the details regarding below queries on GraphQL:
1. we are not using GraphQL for any customization. Still when I inspect on SOW and see in Network, I see graphql is getting loaded. how?
2. We have to disable graphql in our instance. I see option under System Diagnostics-> Session debug->disable graphql. What it exactly does?
3. Is there any impact if we disable graphql? will it break any functionality?
4. Is there any negative impact if not disabled.
Appreciate your quick response.
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04-21-2025 03:37 AM
Workspace runs on graphql for a number of its data broker resources. Do you have a concern around the use of GraphQL? You shouldn't need to be doing anything implict...it's expected
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04-21-2025 09:38 PM
I can see the graph APIs getting called in my client instance but when I am trying to work on workspace in my PDI I can not find graphql running. Any reason?
Can we run workspaces without graphql?
Can we also apply some rate limit rules to those APIs OR any query depths OR set timeout for long running queries
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04-21-2025 03:40 AM
1. we are not using GraphQL for any customization. Still when I inspect on SOW and see in Network, I see graphql is getting loaded. how? - This could be configured in out-of-the-box functionalities.
2. We have to disable graphql in our instance. I see option under System Diagnostics-> Session debug->disable graphql. What it exactly does? - I don't think you can disable "GraphQL". Session debug->disable graphql is to disable session debuging.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Siva