How about with node.cluster? about hapi-socketio-redis-chat-example HOT 8 CLOSED

@felipekm are you referring to Node.js cluster.fork for running your Hapi server...?

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Ok @nelsonic, actually I did it with Socket.IO / Redis and HapiJS ♥
Thanks for your time

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@felipekm the clustering is handled by Redis. see: http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial
then the we can spin up as many Hapi servers as required to handle the WebSocket load.

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@nelsonic So if I ran it with cluster forks will works smoothly?
I had some troubles with my clustered core server when I started to use Redis, only the first user that subscribe to a specific publisher was able to receive messages, the second one that subscribe was only able to send data throught the websocket, Not sure if you got my point.

Thanks for your time

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Yes! Exactly!

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ahh... do you have some sample code for how you are invoking this? 💭

If you are deploying your Hapi app to your own infrastructure you typically let something like _guvnor_ handle your process(es) instead of trying to write your own clustering support for the simple reason that his has built-in monitoring, logging and re-start settings.

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Yeah, actually I'm developing this, will give a try it clusterd tmrw and let you know.
Thanks

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@felipekm this is more a question for: https://github.com/dwyl/learn-hapi
please re-open if you are still having issues. 👍

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