Is Graphcool Cloud already using the latest Graphcool Framework based on Prisma 1.0?

if you use prisma, you can deploy from there and it will be on the "Prisma Cloud"

@harmony is that an official statement? oO

not really, but just do it

Prisma allows you to deploy to its own "public clouds" like in the 1.0 RC - it is not the full cloud service though (frankly I don't know what the specific limitations are, but I'm sure there are some...?)

there’s no serverless functions / custom resolvers

That's not a limitation of the public cloud

Right - it is a Prisma host - that said, if I'm using it as such, does that mean I can just infinitely scale my database and number of requests...? I'd assume these are meant to be development-only clusters (with full hosting available once Graphcool cloud fully transitions to Prisma), but I'd think there would be some form of usage quota...?

Yeah, there's a quota

is said quota documented somewhere?

Ah, I better stick to 0.xx then

I haven't found it so far

Yeah if you're looking for hosting 0.x is the only option at this point. Prisma will eventually be used in Graphcool's hosted offerings, but its not there yet

afaik you always have to host your application logic yourself with prisma

I believe there is no prisma cloud. it’s on open source framework you can host yourself. But theres an graphcool cloud that is based on prisma and adds some other features (like functions)

@harmony...until Graphcool cloud starts using prisma

yeah, the framework is still a thing ig

@Jonathan Romano exactely! i really hope this happens soon! 😄

Prisma doesn't replace the entire Graphcool stack

prisma is the database

*Method to create a GraphQL API in front of your database

it handles the database layer

It CAN completely handle the DB for you

the purpose is to create a graphql api for your database

Right

so pretty much replace the way you access the database

Yeah

= handles the database layer

Fair enough

Same here, LFP6 haha