Example on how to implement a basic GraphQL subscriptions using Yandex Cloud Serverless ecosystem

Resources required:

• YDB
• 3 Cloud functions
• Api Gateway

As of now WebSocket and YDB features are not supported by YC's terraform or serverless, so we are to create resources and execute migrations manually.

• Create a folder
• Create a service-account. For simplicity give this account admin role to the folder. In production the role should be more granular
• Create graphql-websocket-connect function
• Create graphql-websocket-message function
• Create graphql-websocket-disconnect function
• Create a YDB database in a serverless mode
• In the database console execute SQL queries from /src/migrations/ consequently
• Create Api Gateway with config similar to this:

Note that function_ids and service_account_id should be replaced with corresponding data. As long as you keep the ids you can specify any name for the function. In production this should be configured with terraform and CI scripts

• Install packages using npm ci
• Create service account with at least functions.editor role
• Create and save authorized key for this account
• Create and fill .env file in the repository root accordingly to example.env
• Execute npm dev

This is gonna upload the functions to the cloud and start watch mode for development

https://studio.apollographql.com/sandbox/explorer can be used for GraphQL query\subscription testing after deployment

This project uses several tools some of which might be considered unorthodox:

Production solution to generate typescript and resolver definitions from GraphQL Schema

One of the fastest Typescript to Javascript compilers

WIP project to simplify working with Yandex Database

Plugin for esbuild which makes development process faster