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I can see how this is useful if you are using a single node.js server as you wouldn't need any proxy in front of it. However if you are using a load balancer i
by nmjohn 12y ago
I can see how this is useful if you are using a single node.js server as you wouldn't need any proxy in front of it.
However if you are using a load balancer in front of a handful of node.js app servers, does this offer any advantage over just using an arbitrary port > 1024?
- yid 12y ago> However if you are using a load balancer in front of a handful of node.js app servers, does this offer any advantage over just using an arbitrary port > 1024 Nope. It's only useful if you're using a single server, e.g. on a $5 DigitalOcean droplet.