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Tagged with websocket load-balancing
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How to scale websocket listeners?
I'm asking about the case when your service is listening for some streams with non-stationary message intensity. Such situations are arising naturally if you for example listening for stock exchange ...
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Loadbalancing websockets with nginx behind haproxy
I have an Nginx instance which serves requests proxied to it from an haproxy. This instance should balance load between several websocket server. To get better performance the load balancing should be ...
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Why AWS classic ELB with HTTP protocol doesn't work with websockets? [closed]
I know that there is an ALB and NLB option that works with websockets. I can't understand why classic ELB with HTTP protocol doesn't work with websocket connections, although at the instance there is ...
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Cannot establish Websocket on AWS
I have a webserver running on an EC2 instance behind an AWS load balancer under a custom domain for using https.
Curl requests to the webserver work as expected, including over https. But ...
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Allow Websocket connections on Google Cloud Platform
We have a GCE project, with several servers behind a loadbalancer. The servers are running a NodeJS HTTPS server. We have recently tried to implement websocket support, but can't seem to connect to it ...
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Amazon AWS WebSocket Load Balancing Scale-In
We are in the process of developing a WebSocket application that will run on the same application servers that serve our APIs, which are all within a target group of a new Amazon Application Load ...
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How to make TCP server in node.js sticky?
This is a TCP server for receiving data from GPS server
const net = require('net');
const lora_packet = require('lora-packet');
const clients = [];
const server = net.createServer(function (socket) ...
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No protocol handler was valid for the URL /url. If you are using a DSO version of mod_proxy
Trying to set up a load balancer using Apache 2.4.x on Windows.
Error: No protocol handler was valid for the URL /path/. If you are using a DSO version of mod_proxy, make sure the proxy submodules ...
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When does the Nginx error happen, recv() failed (110: Connection timed out) while proxying upgraded connection
I am using Nginx 1.10.1 for my APP to balance connections on Websocket.
For example, the App A(multi-process) establish Websocket connections to B1, B2 through Nginx so that the connections could be ...
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Nginx, Way to re-balance websocket for a server which gets alive after failed?
I want to balance web-socket with Nginx.
When it connects first, it balances the connections.
When a server among upstream is failed, it also does re-balance web-socket connections.
However, even ...
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How to run a Parse Live Query Server (Web Sockets) behind an AWS Load Balancer?
ParseLiveQuery depends on Websockets. More generically this question could be about getting web sockets to work behind an AWS ELB.
I'm using the new Parse Server configured in AWS using Elastic ...
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Keep connections of closed instances behind a load balancer
I'm looking for a system to create a live sockets application through sockets.io and that can be balanced without problem.
There are tons of solutions to balance the load between multiple socket ...
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Sticky sessions with Apache load balancer for Socket.io 1.0
I've been messing around with Apache as a load balancer for my Socket.io server. I went through the following topic and now everything seems to be fine.
Configuring Apache 2.4 mod_proxy_wstunnel for ...
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Scale HAProxy for more than 64k websockets
We are trying to design an architecture that will be able to handle more than 64k websockets.
We first tried with Amazon ELB, but its design doesn't allow unexpected spike of traffic nor websocket. (...
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