abernix / serverless-graphql-lambda-simple

Apollo Engine on AWS with Serverless

Getting Started

1. npm install
2. Generate an Apollo Engine API key from the Engine Dashboard.
3. Set your Engine API key in the engineApiKey field within the serverless.yml file. to named profile in your shared AWS credentials. You probably have this set already, but make sure it's the right one!
4. Pick a deployment model by picking one of the config options in the resources section at the bottom of serverless.yml.
   1. A basic deployment (selected by default)
   2. A Memcache-backed deployment (comment the basic deployment line and uncomment engine-with-cache.yml).
5. Ensure your AWS credentials are available in your environment.
   • Since Serverless uses standard AWS protocol behind the scenes, this means ensuring that both AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY are set in your environment, or the AWS_PROFILE environment variable which points
6. npm run deploy

Deployment

Updates to the resolvers on already deployed stacks generally take a matter of seconds, but the initial deployment can take some time (about 5-10 minutes) as AWS provisions and deploys services. This includes network infrastructure, Elastic Container Service clusters and the Docker containers themselves.

Cleaning up

1. Careful! Run npm run rip to remove the entire deployment. This is great for quickly launching a deployment for experimentation and thoroughly cleaning it up!