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Nice series, but I would suggest to follow more 3factor.app architecture approach. For GraphQL part you can use hasura.io free and open source engine. Engine will run in docker container and will connect to Postgres database auto generating GraphQL API for you. So you won't need to write any schema at all. And while the engine won't be serverless by itself it can connect to event triggers which can be connected to serverless functions. Moreover, GraphQL server you've created can be used inside the engine and stitch GraphQL schema together.
Would love to collaborate on doing some cool Azure and Hasura stuff. If you are interested, reach me out on twitter.com/VladimirNovick
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Nice series, but I would suggest to follow more 3factor.app architecture approach. For GraphQL part you can use hasura.io free and open source engine. Engine will run in docker container and will connect to Postgres database auto generating GraphQL API for you. So you won't need to write any schema at all. And while the engine won't be serverless by itself it can connect to event triggers which can be connected to serverless functions. Moreover, GraphQL server you've created can be used inside the engine and stitch GraphQL schema together.
Would love to collaborate on doing some cool Azure and Hasura stuff. If you are interested, reach me out on twitter.com/VladimirNovick