When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found AWS AppSync easier to use, set up, and do business with overall. However, reviewers preferred the ease of administration with Amazon API Gateway.
AWS app sync helps you update the data in realtime in your web and mobile applications.It also offers to update the data for offline users as soon as they reconnect.It really helps us to build native webapps or services for ios or android application with...
Maturity of the service. We ended up moving away from AppSync to building out our own EC2 instance running Apollo Server. The AppSync feature set wasn't as robust and some features (e.g. DataStore for offline data synchronization) didn't work at the time.
After we deploy the API gateway, the changes to modify the gateway are very easy. We use our git repo to manage and modify the API gateways. So it helps a lot in the CI/CD pipeline.
doesnt scale, slow, vendor lock, no api management, no dev portal, etc.
AWS app sync helps you update the data in realtime in your web and mobile applications.It also offers to update the data for offline users as soon as they reconnect.It really helps us to build native webapps or services for ios or android application with...
After we deploy the API gateway, the changes to modify the gateway are very easy. We use our git repo to manage and modify the API gateways. So it helps a lot in the CI/CD pipeline.
Maturity of the service. We ended up moving away from AppSync to building out our own EC2 instance running Apollo Server. The AppSync feature set wasn't as robust and some features (e.g. DataStore for offline data synchronization) didn't work at the time.
doesnt scale, slow, vendor lock, no api management, no dev portal, etc.