I am making a chat-application. To scale and use all cores, i am creating
multiple servers which are listening on same port given by infrastructure
for listening. Every information is in memory.
However, is it possible that lets say.. A and B are chatting each other and
have information in process1 and X and Y are chatting and have information
in process2.
My question is :
1. Do programs compete for each message ? If a new message comes from A,
Can it go to process2 which have no information about A or B.
Or does it depend upon something like if i use simple http messages above
problem would happen but if i use web-sockets it would not happen.
I am using node.js, though i consider it to be a language independent
problem.
so, code is like :
if (cluster.isMaster) {
// Fork workers.
for (var i = 0; i < numCPUs; i++) {
cluster.fork();
}} else {
http.Server(function(req, res) { ... }).listen(8000);}
Should i make only one listening-process which would act like intelligent
load-balancer that would send the message to right process ?
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