Auto-Generate and Host Data API Builder on Azure Static Web Apps

In this session, starting from nothing we will build an API (REST or GraphQL), using Data API Builder CLI ,to be an access layer over a database (SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or CosmosDB). We will then deploy it on Azure with Static Web Apps. Azure Static Web Apps simplify the process by hosting our static files, offering a custom Azure Function, and now enabling a one-step implementation to host the Data API builder container.
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Ease of setup is definitely there, but what about optimizing all of these queries when there are large datasets? I imagine you would need to monitor usage, tune indexes and restrict the client from querying anything they want. What's are the recommendations on checking authorization against the data and preventing a possible DoS attack?