Hi @pixelpunch! I am not familiar with Telescope Nova. It looks like it requires a meteor backend. Do you know if it is compatible with GraphQL as well?

@sorenbs yes...the new version is React + Apollo

Ah, I see. Thats great! If you decide to try it out I will be happy to help you out if there are rough spots.

Thanks... the new Apollo branch has just been released ...it will take a little while to get to be stable.....I will open an account to try out Graphcool ...your service looks very promising

Excellent! Let me know if you have any questions. Feel free to to dm me 🙂

thanks...will do

Thx for the invite. Graphcool doesn't support subscriptions yet right?

hey @oziegamma we do support them already but are in beta phase so we haven't officially announce them yet. we are in the process of releasing them but you can already use them. see an example here: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-apollo-instagram-subscriptions-example

thx

guys, this table doesn’t look good

1. the icons are low res

2. one column is going down

Thanks @kitze We will update this as we introduce our new pricing structure early next year

is that 50k users over lifetime or per month?

the other copy suggest lifetime which is chill, but the cards give the impression it’s per month

How do you bulk load data?

are there solutions/workarounds for things like read-only replicas or different environments (eg staging vs dev vs prod)?

@drk The user dimension is being removed from the pricing plan, so please disregard that 🙂

Regarding staging/dev environments: Currently the best option is to copy an existing project (open the project selection menu and click the little copy icon next to a project name.) In the future we will introduce a better way to set up a deployment pipeline.

@ddamko can you elaborate?

How do you bulk load data into your models?

I have predefined models in Graph.cool and I have a JSON file matching my model fields. Is there a tool for that or do I just need to create a script to run mutations?

Hey @ddamko! A script should be pretty easy. See here: https://www.graph.cool/docs/guides/importing-simple-data-using-a-script

Cool, thanks!

Let me know if this works for you or if I can help with something else 🙂

Getting an error when I run the script, message: 'request to https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/cix0wl6br05ol0132l1ojm13v failed, reason: connect ENOBUFS 54.192.147.58:443 - Local (undefined:undefined)'

@ddamko: enobufs means that you are opening too many connections at the same time. I think we need to adjust the script a bit. Are you on Windows? Did it manage to import some of the data?

Yes I am on Windows but I could use my Linux VM. I am uploading 33,000 records, so that may be the problem. Running Node 7.3

No it did not load any data