Question 1

What is HyperRoute?

Accepted Answer

HyperRoute is a high-performance GraphQL federation platform consisting of three components: Core (a Rust-based router built for maximum throughput), DevKit (CLI for safe schema deployments), and Platform (enterprise control plane with dashboards and approval workflows).

Question 2

How fast is HyperRoute compared to other GraphQL routers?

Accepted Answer

HyperRoute Core is built from scratch in Rust for maximum performance — no garbage collection pauses, minimal memory footprint, and ultra-low latency. It is designed to significantly outperform JVM and Node.js-based GraphQL routers.

Question 3

Does HyperRoute support Apollo Federation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, HyperRoute fully supports Apollo Federation v2 directives including @key, @shareable, @override, entity batching, and cross-subgraph references. You can migrate from Apollo Router without changing your subgraphs.

Question 4

What security features does HyperRoute include?

Accepted Answer

HyperRoute includes comprehensive security at no extra cost: query validation (depth, complexity, alias limits), injection detection (SQL, NoSQL, command injection), DDoS protection, adaptive rate limiting with IP reputation scoring, and cryptographic audit trails.

Question 5

What storage backends does HyperRoute support for schema registry?

Accepted Answer

HyperRoute supports bring-your-own-storage including AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, MinIO, and any S3-compatible API. There is no vendor lock-in.

Question 6

Is HyperRoute free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, HyperRoute Core and DevKit are completely free to use. The Platform requires a commercial license — contact sales@hyperroute.dev for pricing and trial access.

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