Chris Van Emmerik

@BenDiuguid I took a quick look at your PR but it looks like there are still numerous JS errors. If you launch the storybook and click through each example you...

### Summary The components used with a Prisma configuration are similar to Graphcool, but consist of an additional seperate GraphQL server layer between the client and the Prisma GraphQL server...

@wdoug I dug into that source code a little but but got stuck trying to trace down the --boilerplate argument. My best guess to what it is actually doing is...

@wdoug I didn't see much on them. This has a bit on the demo servers, which I am guessing that is what is created with the boilerplates: https://www.prisma.io/docs/run-prisma-server/demo-servers-prisma-cloud-jfr3/

@wdoug Yeah I think it is hosting them both. As far as I can tell when you use prisma deploy (with a prisma account) , it automatically links you to...

Yeah, it gives you some options to pick from. You can create a new account and authorize from the CLI. I believe there is also an option to just enter...

Where is the production database hosted now?

@dchao19 Yeah the deployment section [here](https://www.prisma.io/docs/maintain/graphcool-to-prisma/overview-gcf1/#deployment) specifically says you need to handle deployment of the GraphQL application layer...so I think I may have stated that incorrectly above in regards to...

@wdoug @dcha19 More detail on the [Separation of Application and Database Layer](https://www.prisma.io/docs/1.14/reference/introduction/architecture-jaeraegh6e#separation-of-application-and-database-layer) The [Heroku Integration](https://www.prisma.io/blog/heroku-integration-homihof6eifi/) I was referring to in Prisma Cloud only deploys the prisma layer. So, if I...

@wdoug The graphql-yoga examples indicate it is possible to use netlify-lambda for the application layer: https://github.com/prisma/graphql-yoga/tree/master/examples/lambda-netlify It might be some work to get it working correctly... As far as the...