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I'm trying to (sort of) mimic the server setup of the official Meteor deploy infrastructure (the *.meteor.com subdomain deployments).

If it's only a handful of known meteor apps, I can just run the bundled apps on different ports and use nginx proxying. But how can I accommodate an arbitrary number of meteor app deployments on a single server (just like the official one)?

Thanks for the help!

Dave
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just use node-http-proxy and either use the command line or restart the proxy process on changes.

Micha Roon
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I would recommend HAProxy (or NginX) over node-http-proxy unless you need custom behaviour.

Both HAProxy and NginX perform better than node-http-proxy, and have much lower memory consumption.

Also, node-http-proxy (or just Node.js in general) is terrible at serving over SSL... So, if you go that route, make sure to terminate SSL before Node.js.

chriswessels
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