Load-balancing Websockets on EC2
How we set up a robust and scalable stack on top of socket.io For the last few months, we have been working on a completely new Storify Editor which enables real-time collaboration. Storify real-time collaborationStackThe editor is a standalone server built with Node.js and socket.io in order to have a 2-way, real-time communication between the client and the server. The goal is to push changes to
Debugging Node.js
At Storify, we use Node.js to power our backend. For most problems in production, like uncaught exceptions, we debug using our logs. However, we’ve seen several bugs, such as memory leaks and infinite loops, which are impossible to track down without debugging tools. In the past, we used Monit to restart our services when they became unhealthy. When we moved to the Livefyre infrastructure, we deci
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