You might find that's the wrong starter question to be asking as times change. Keeping serverless approaches to graphql applications in mind, you may want to first consider asking "do I even need a webserver?"
Once you have a firm belief you actually do need a server then ask the question "which one?"
I might take a look at aws.amazon.com/appsync/ which allows you to bind resolvers directly to your data sources or if needed a lambda. If you are coming from nodejs, you might be familiar with serverless framework. There is a serverless plugin that makes it possible to deploy lambdas written in rust - github.com/softprops/serverless-rust
You might find that's the wrong starter question to be asking as times change. Keeping serverless approaches to graphql applications in mind, you may want to first consider asking "do I even need a webserver?"
Once you have a firm belief you actually do need a server then ask the question "which one?"
What serverless solution would you advise to create a GraphQL API with Rust ?
I might take a look at aws.amazon.com/appsync/ which allows you to bind resolvers directly to your data sources or if needed a lambda. If you are coming from nodejs, you might be familiar with serverless framework. There is a serverless plugin that makes it possible to deploy lambdas written in rust - github.com/softprops/serverless-rust
Fun stuff, will sure take a look at the rust plugin. Did you tried it yourself ?
I maintain it :)