Also, is there a way to run Prisma in a serverless...
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siyfion
05/08/2018, 10:21 PMAlso, is there a way to run Prisma in a serverless container, like Lambda?
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danielrasmuson
05/08/2018, 11:15 PMYou can run your prisma server in lambda, but the prisma database layer needs docker.
danielrasmuson
05/08/2018, 11:18 PMYou can deploy the prisma database layer to AWS Fargate which I think of as docker lambda
https://blog.graph.cool/how-to-deploy-a-prisma-cluster-to-aws-fargate-using-docker-cloudformation-293aa8727b89
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medelman
05/08/2018, 11:18 PM@siyfion -- I use a very similar setup, with the exception that I use AWS Fargate with an Aurora db. So, happy to chat about what that looks like
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siyfion
05/09/2018, 6:54 AMAh, perfect @medelman. So basically, you’ve got an Aurora DB, with a Fargate cluster running the Prisma service and then an “application” GraphQL server running in Lambda? That was my thoughts for a setup that seemed scalable, and resilient?
siyfion
05/09/2018, 6:55 AMCan the Fargate cluster auto scale, too?
siyfion
05/09/2018, 6:57 AMOh and, how did you set it up? As an “existing” DB? Then just pretty much ignore the auto created schema, and just modify it from there?
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nilan
05/10/2018, 1:43 PMyup, this is a scalable, robust & common setup https://prisma.slack.com/archives/CA491RJH0/p1525848870000312?thread_ts=1525818104.000304&cid=CA491RJH0 🙂
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medelman
05/10/2018, 1:44 PMAh sorry, @siyfion, this totally got away from me yesterday!
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nilan
05/10/2018, 1:44 PMYou can run
prisma init