Slave server not getting any wss connections about clusterws HOT 2 CLOSED

Sorry for late response got a lot of work lately.

Unfortunately u have misunderstood how it works, slave servers are like separate servers completely, you have to use load balancer like nginx to make auto selection between servers. Basically the reason for this horizontal scaling was to be able to run servers in different location and communicate between them through channels.

For example if u live in New Zealand u can set up one server in Auckland another one in Wellington and connect them together. People from wellington can connect to wellington server and be able to communicator to people form Auckland (who are connected to Auckland server) through the channels so everyone will get good service (of cause u need to have very good internet connection between your servers).

That was basic example how u can use them.

What u can also do is to create a lot of droplets on Digital Ocean connect all the slave servers from each droplet between each other through master server, set up nginx on one single server which will decide to which droplet server send new connection. And this will allow to handle lot of connection and all of servers will be able to communicate between each other through channels.

In your case as u explains f u will connect only to the server which u request so if u got to Master on: 80, PID: 16409 u will be connected to the master server and if u go to Master on: 8003, PID: 9486 u will connect to slave server. There is no reason to create slaves and masters or use Horizontal scaling on single machines as u can just use cluster (workers) which do it much better and allow to use all cores and memory plus share the same port. Horizontal scaling is useful only if u have more then one machine so u can run master server on one machine and slave server on anotherone.

Master saver is naming for the server which responsible for re sending messages which it gets from the slaves to all other connected slave servers (and itself of cause too).

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Ok, thanks :)

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