Again is there a mechanical sympathy question in this?
On Saturday, 8 September 2018 17:27:23 UTC+1, MechSyQ wrote:
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> In our system, our clients are connected to our web-servers via a load
> balancer. They open web-socket connection and authenticate against a single
> web server instance. It is very important for a connection to be
> super-fast. Now, if one of web-server is down, currently, our client should
> re-login to the system and connect to another web-server instance. We want
> to handle fail-over automatically without re-connection for our clients.
> How can we achieve that without breaking WebSocket connection? Can we do
> something on the load balancer level which will keep a connection with a
> client open and re-connect with a web-server instance? Do we have any other
> options?
>
>
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