The Graph’s Subgraphs Now Deployable on SubQuery Network

SubQuery Network
4 min read2 days ago

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From today, developers can now leverage SubQuery’s all-in-one decentralised network to host and power their Subgraphs. This interoperability marks a significant step forward in giving builders more flexibility and options by bridging two of the leading players in the blockchain data indexing and querying landscape.

For developers, this integration provides a flexible and robust alternative for hosting Subgraphs. With the option to deploy Subgraphs on the SubQuery Network, developers gain access to SubQuery’s ‘one-stop-shop’ for decentralised infrastructure. With our network full of experienced Node Operators, builders can not only access indexed datasets but also seamlessly access decentralised RPCs via the SubQuery Network.

How to Get Started

Deploying subgraphs on the SubQuery Network is designed to be straightforward for developers familiar with The Graph’s ecosystem. SubQuery provides comprehensive documentation and tools to assist in the transition, ensuring that Subgraphs can be deployed with minimal friction.

To begin deploying a Subgraph on SubQuery, developers can follow these steps:

  1. Prepare Your Subgraph: Ensure that your Subgraph is ready for deployment by following best practices for schema design and data indexing.
  2. Head to the SubQuery Network App: Connect your wallet and make sure you have some SQT to get started on the SubQuery Network platform.
  3. Deploy Your Subgraph: In the SubQuery Explorer, select ‘Publish Your Own Project’ and then click the ‘Subgraph Project’ option.

For detailed instructions and support, visit SubQuery’s official documentation or reach out to our team at start@subquery.network.

Why Publish Your Subgraph to the SubQuery Network

The SubQuery Network is the future of web3 infrastructure, it allows you to completely decentralise your infrastructure stack. This provides the following benefits:

  • Decentralise Everything — From SubQuery Indexed Data to RPC services and now Subgraphs, decentralise your whole infrastructure stack with a single network
  • Unstoppable infrastructure — With almost 100 decentralised and geographically isolated Indexers providing data to your dApps, sleep safe knowing your infra will never go down.
  • Superior performance — Since Indexers are all around the world, they’re closer to your users. Lower latency and faster requests creates a better user experience for your users.
  • Infinitely scalable — As your user base grows, more indexers will serve you data allowing you to infinitely scale without interruption.
  • Seamless transition — We’re here to help you migrate, and we’ve made it easy to integrate in your dApps with our network client SDKs.

With the SubQuery Network, you can now go to your community and say with confidence “our dApp is truly decentralised”.

Migrating from the Graph to SubQuery

Many developers want to completely migrate from the Graph to SubQuery to take advantage of all the features and performance improvements this offers. Subgraph hosting will aid this process as you have the option of hosting your Subgraph on the SubQuery Network, while migrating the code to a SubQuery project. This means you’re only working on one network and can easily move off the Graph Network.

SubQuery is 3.9x faster than the graph with more flexibility and wider chain support. Read more here and then follow the steps to migrate your project: https://academy.subquery.network/indexer/build/graph-migration.html

Conclusion

Throughout SubQuery’s journey, we have always prioritised the developer experience; this advancement is no different. We don’t want builders to waste time building infrastructure, so if you have an existing Subgraph, we want you to be able to deploy it to the SubQuery Network without spending time migrating the code. Deploying to the SubQuery Network is frictionless and seamless.

Head to the SubQuery Network app to get started, read our supporting docs, and be sure to join our Discord, which is full of other helpful developers.

About SubQuery

SubQuery Network is innovating web3 infrastructure with tools that empower builders to decentralise the future. Our fast, flexible, and open data indexer supercharges dApps on over 200 networks, enabling a user-focused web3 world. Soon, our Data Node will provide breakthroughs in the RPC industry, and deliver decentralisation without compromise. We pioneer the web3 revolution for visionaries and forward-thinkers. We’re not just a company — we’re a movement driving an inclusive and decentralised web3 era. Let’s shape the future of web3, together.

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