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Can I have multiple instances of graphQLServers behind a single endpoint?
Basically what I try to understand is if the graphQLServer is stateless - so a relay client can make a query to server instance A, the next query to server instance B and so on.
So I want to start more and more graphQLServer instances when the demand rises.
All instances will be behind the same endpoint and will have the exact same code and connect to the exact same data sources like SQL and NOSQL databases.
I ask this especially because I haven't yet figured out how the "real" database ids persist and map to the relay GraphQLObjectType ids.
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Can I have multiple instances of graphQLServers behind a single endpoint?
Basically what I try to understand is if the graphQLServer is stateless - so a relay client can make a query to server instance A, the next query to server instance B and so on.
So I want to start more and more graphQLServer instances when the demand rises.
All instances will be behind the same endpoint and will have the exact same code and connect to the exact same data sources like SQL and NOSQL databases.
I ask this especially because I haven't yet figured out how the "real" database ids persist and map to the relay GraphQLObjectType ids.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: