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AS4 migration guide - one more editing pass #6751

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## Step 3: Define your GraphQL schema

> The code blocks below use TypeScript by default. You can use the dropdown menu above each code block to switch to JavaScript.
>
>If you're using JavaScript, use the `.js` file extension instead of the `.ts` file extension.
<Disclaimer />

Every GraphQL server (including Apollo Server) uses a **schema** to define the structure of data that clients can query. In this example, we'll create a server for querying a collection of books by title and author.

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* The gateway for a [federated supergraph](/federation/)
* The GraphQL server for a [subgraph](/federation/subgraphs) in a federated supergraph
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* A [stand-alone GraphQL server](./migration#migrating-from-apollo-server)
* A [stand-alone GraphQL server](./migration#migrate-from-apollo-server)
* An add-on to your application's existing Node.js middleware (such as Express, AWS Lambda, or Fastify)

#### Apollo Server provides:
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