First, head to hasura.io and create a free account. Then, create a new project using a Herkou database. Just like that you'll have a Hasura instance up and running!
Ali Spittel: [0:01] Head to the Hasura website at hasura.io. On the home page, you'll see a button that says Try Hasura Cloud in just 30 seconds. Click on that. It'll ask you to sign into your Hasura account. I'm going to use GitHub.
[0:19] Then we're going to click New Project. I'm going to tab over to Try with Heroku, and it's going to create a Postgres instance for me. It may ask you to authorize with Heroku in which case, click Yes and sign into your account. Then click Create Project. Click into your project and click Launch console.
[0:48] You'll see a Hasura instance set up for you, has GraphQL already set up. You can see your data and all the other Hasura actions.
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