I’m willing to bet that the way you integrate Redwood with docker based apis is to deploy the containers anywhere and connect to it like you would any other third party API right?
I figured it was worth posting in here in case there are some best practices specific to redwood for doing this. One thing I thought is that since my redwood app is deployed with netlify, it would make sense to deploy containers to AWS since that’s what netlify uses and that might help keep latency down for requests on the backend?
Since amazon supports docker images as lambdas it would be amazing if netlify supported just dumping dockerfiles into the functions folder and have them built and deployed as lamdas, but that’s just me dreaming I guess