Re: [nodejs] Shutting down VERY busy production node

On Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 8:57 PM, Tony Mobily wrote: > > > >> That's my case, the proxy we use is a custom built node http proxy based >> solution that does not use keep-alive on the backend requests. >> > > That's interesting. How come you built your own? > We needed business

Re: [nodejs] Shutting down VERY busy production node

Tony, A proxy, in general terms, consists of a server socket and a http client, it's basic operation is to handle incoming requests to its server socket by issuing http requests to a backend using the http client. Keeping that in mind the keep-alive parameter applies to the http request that

Re: [nodejs] Shutting down VERY busy production node

. > > I was half way through doing this, when I read this: > > https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/2642 > > How do you deal with keepalive connections? They can potentially stay up > forever (if they ping often enough) even after close() has been issued... > That's an interesting issue and

Re: [nodejs] Shutting down VERY busy production node

Tony, We have pretty much the same solution you described implemented in our app, except for the 10s timeout, and it works very well. You don't have to do anything special to check the event loop, if you call the close method on all your active servers the process will end when all connections

Re: [nodejs] Re: Limit of 32786 concurrent connections in a nodejs server

I increased the number of ephimeral ports on the client before running it. In any case I don't think that is the issue, becasue when I run the same nodejs server process (on a different port), the two processes are able to handle 32K concurrent connections each (64K total). Thanks for your help.

[nodejs] module.exports and property descriptors

I came across this code (in a Joyent repository) and was wondering if someone can explain the purpose or benefit of declaring exports this way. Thank you. module.exports = { get Amon() { return require('./amon'); }, get CA() { return require('./ca'); }, get

[nodejs] Re: module.exports and property descriptors

I see. This is code for a command tool, it makes sense. Thank you. On Thursday, February 21, 2013 1:28:39 PM UTC-3, Bradley Meck wrote: Loading in modules can be time consuming for one off apps or resource constrained apps. This only requires them when they are being requested. For long

Re: [nodejs] How to use soap client over HTTPS with a self-signed certificate?

Don't forget to specify an agent of explicitly set agent = false. If you don't the global agent will be used and your certificate will be ignored. There's a note about that behavior in http://nodejs.org/api/https.html#https_https_request_options_callback but I recently overlooked that and it took

Re: [nodejs] Re: Katana - MVC/HMVC framework for any Node.js samurai.

Ok, i ll try it today! Bernardo Rosmaninho 2012/5/31 Shogun shogun...@gmail.com I updated executable, so now the workflow is: ... $ npm install -g katana $ katana create app $ cd app $ npm install $ node app ... Please note that for the moment Katana is a little unstable

Re: [nodejs] Re: Katana - MVC/HMVC framework for any Node.js samurai.

Shogun, I'm getting this error: bernardo@eniac ~/Projetos $ katana create app Create application at: /home/bernardo/Projetos/app/ ? [Yes|No]: y Done! bernardo@eniac ~/Projetos $ cd app/ *bernardo@eniac ~/Projetos/app $ node app* * * *module.js:337* *throw new Error(Cannot find module