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Fixed deadlink inside Using GraphQL Api
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GraphQL doesn't care where data comes from. Relational database, NoSQL database, files, a REST API, another GraphQL API ... All you need is a function that reads data in response to a query.
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You can [start using GraphQL without changing your existing server](https://swizec.com/blog/how-you-can-start-using-graphql-today-without-changing-the-backend/swizec/9350) with a GraphQL middle layer. Create a GraphQL server on top of your REST API.
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You can [start using GraphQL without changing your existing server](https://swizec.com/blog/how-you-can-start-using-graphql-today-without-changing-the-backend/) with a GraphQL middle layer. Create a GraphQL server on top of your REST API.
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They tend to exhibit the *expose entire DB as API* problem. But they can be a good starting point.
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Next chapter we look at building lambda pipelines for distributed data processing.
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Next chapter we look at building lambda pipelines for distributed data processing.

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