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Then you would need another level of HTTP routers that would route to this application specific router. Also the router becomes a single point of failure and po
by mixedbit 14y ago
Then you would need another level of HTTP routers that would route to this application specific router. Also the router becomes a single point of failure and possibly a bottleneck: if a backend returns large responses, all of them go through this single router.
- wmf 14y agoOr you could use DNS to map each app to its assigned router. (Of course, when I say "router" I mean at minimum a redundant active/passive pair.)