Cool! Hey it’s nice to see what’s out there.
Edit: in response to the docker PR you contributed, I will say that from a industry perspective, having the docker daemon and docker API to manage containers is yesterday’s idea of container management. See kubernetes sunset of docker support and docker’s recent enterprise decisions.
Personally I run dgraph in kubernetes and having external and separately scalable and manageable service to handle lambda execution seemed idiomatic where dgraph exec’ing nodejs N times does not. (But somehow wasmer does feel better)
My main use of dgraph is not GraphQL at all, so I have very little skin in this game, but ideally I want the experience of loading JS in and have it execute,
(including with tenant support) - and I want to do it in any language I want, completely sandboxed.