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Has anyone used Primus with websockets behind the awas Elastic Load Balancer?

I have a node.js application server running on port 80, and I recently added real-time messaging through Primus websockets transformer on port 9001.

This works well in one instance. I deployed messaging to Beanstalk with the following configuration.

AWS Elastic Beanstalk
Platform version v2.0.0
Nodejs version v0.12.6
Primus version v4.0.5
  • Port 9001 is added to the instance security group, as shown in the screenshot. enter image description here
  • In the configuration settings for the proxy server is set to "none". enter image description here
  • A TCP listener is added to the elastic load balancing configuration. enter image description here
  • The proxy protocol is enabled as indicated in the aws documentation . enter image description here enter image description here enter image description here
  • Added proxywrap function for primus server configuration.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1531927/

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