We’re using a dgraph instance integrated into an app that the user can download. That user will be in 90% of cases a windows user. And in 80% of cases this user will have not the experience to configurate WSL or docker or whatever “workaround”.
Let me try to explain our use-case very briefly:
The user can do his work offline (which is often a requirement for software that is being used in production facilities due to security/connection issues)
His work is saved in a local running dgraph instance
As soon as he has internet his instance is synchronized with our dgraph instance and he can use our cloud services on his data
We’re using a dgraph instance integrated into an app that the user can download. That user will be in 90% of cases a windows user. And in 80% of cases this user will have not the experience to configurate WSL or docker or whatever “workaround”.
Let me try to explain our use-case very briefly:
The user can do his work offline (which is often a requirement for software that is being used in production facilities due to security/connection issues) His work is saved in a local running dgraph instance As soon as he has internet his instance is synchronized with our dgraph instance and he can use our cloud services on his data