GraphQL has changed the way that we write web applications, by allowing frontend developers to easily build data-driven applications without needing to manage APIs or rely on backend developers. That being said, your GraphQL APIs still live somewhere — today, likely a centrally located “origin” on a cloud provider, such as AWS or Azure. Instead of serving GraphQL requests from a centrally located origin, sitting in a remote location away from the user, what if we could bring our GraphQL server …