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I'm going to reply to all of you here: You cannot use different ports from the client, it has to be 80 for HTTP, I meant; do you own loadbalancing from the cli

by bullen 5y ago

I'm going to reply to all of you here: You cannot use different ports from the client, it has to be 80 for HTTP, I meant; do you own loadbalancing from the client! So f.ex. the browser would load parts of the site from another server via javascript or redirect to another dns with another IPv6 address. To have a bottleneck between all your clients and all your servers is not good architecture.

toast0 5y ago
> To have a bottleneck between all your clients and all your servers is not good architecture. Maybe not, but everyone else is doing it. If your clients are web browsers, it's hard to convince them to do useful things like notice servers have changed; much easier to focus their attention on a handful of load balancers on static IPs and figure it out from there.