← Back to context Comment by amazingamazing 1 year ago I wonder how one does this on nodejs across instances gracefully. 3 comments amazingamazing Reply kolme 1 year ago Well, there's RabbitMQ and the rest of the message queues out there. But I don't know if those fall in your definition of "graceful". amazingamazing 1 year ago No, I mean with just NodeJS only. l1am0 1 year ago "easiest/low tech" would be some sort of unix file-locking and inode. Only works if you are on the same host machine though...AAAND sounds like it would be quite hacky.
kolme 1 year ago Well, there's RabbitMQ and the rest of the message queues out there. But I don't know if those fall in your definition of "graceful". amazingamazing 1 year ago No, I mean with just NodeJS only. l1am0 1 year ago "easiest/low tech" would be some sort of unix file-locking and inode. Only works if you are on the same host machine though...AAAND sounds like it would be quite hacky.
amazingamazing 1 year ago No, I mean with just NodeJS only. l1am0 1 year ago "easiest/low tech" would be some sort of unix file-locking and inode. Only works if you are on the same host machine though...AAAND sounds like it would be quite hacky.
l1am0 1 year ago "easiest/low tech" would be some sort of unix file-locking and inode. Only works if you are on the same host machine though...AAAND sounds like it would be quite hacky.
Well, there's RabbitMQ and the rest of the message queues out there. But I don't know if those fall in your definition of "graceful".
No, I mean with just NodeJS only.
"easiest/low tech" would be some sort of unix file-locking and inode. Only works if you are on the same host machine though...AAAND sounds like it would be quite hacky.