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Phoenix で Redis の Pub/Sub を使って WebSocket をスケールアウトさせる - Qiita
WebSocket を利用するアプリケーションは Pub/Sub サーバを使ってスケールアウトさせるのが一般的です。 今回は Redis の Pub/Sub 機能を使って Phoenix の WebSocket をスケールアウトさせてみます。 Phoenix で WebSocket 通信をさせる方法はコチラをご参照ください。 事前知識: WebSocket アプリケーションのスケールアウトについて 通常の Web アプリケーションにおけるスケールアウトは、サーバ台数を増やしてロードバランサでリクエストを分散させる、というのが一般的ですが、WebSocket アプリケーションではこの手法が使えません。 なぜかというと、WebSocket アプリケーションはコネクションをサーバ内で管理するステートフルな作りになっているためです。冗長化させたサーバにリクエストを分散させてしまうと、他サーバで接続
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