I've created a simple prisma service by using `pri...
# orm-help
m
I've created a simple prisma service by using
prisma init
but when I do
prisma deploy
it doesn't show up in the prisma console. What am I missing?
n
Are you logged in to Prisma Cloud in the CLI?
m
Shouldn't it fail to deploy if I wasn't?
I've done
prisma login
which opened the browser where I granted permission
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> prisma deploy
Deploying service `playpilot` to stage `dev` on cluster `public-boulderpiper-471/prisma-eu1` 149ms
Service is already up to date.

Hooks:
Checking, if schema file changed 293ms
But nothing shows up in the Prisma Console
n
No, it shouldn't fail, because you can deploy to the development cluster without being logged in. That also happens for you at the moment.
Remove the
cluster
property and deploy again, then your deploy will end up in your account.
m
PRISMA_CLUSTER is set in .env
n
It will still work as I said.
m
Removing
cluster: ${env:PRISMA_CLUSTER}
from
prisma.yml
allowed me to choose where to deploy. Cool!
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n
Now you can go ahead and transfer the value from
cluster
to your
.env
file if you want 🙂
m
I am evaluating Prisma Cloud to replace our current Django API and Postgres databases
n
nice! We're going to have a Postgres connector soon - are you interested in participating in the preview?
m
I'm aiming to use Amazon Aurora so it shouldn't be necessary 🙂
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n
nice! 🙂
m
Will Prisma eventually replace Graphcool?
And do you have any plans on offering a fully managed solution that also includes the database?
Because I am looking for something where we don't need to care about the infrastructure at all
n
In terms of architecture Prisma and Graphcool Framework are very different. If you're starting a new project, For that reason, I recommend picking Prisma over Graphcool Framework. We are considering a fully managed solution further down the road 🙂
m
Alright, sounds good. Yeah Prisma Cloud seems to be the closest we can get atm!