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pretty much the same way a push load balancer does https://github.com/jackdoe/back-to-back/blob/master/broker/b...
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Should you wish to give DSR load balancing a go without having to invest in hardware/licenses you could try https://github.com/davidcoles/vc5
Put that in front of some HAProxy servers to do TLS termination and farm out requests to another layer of NGINX/uWSGI boxes and Robert is your cousins father.
I used https://pixijs.com/. This was my first project with it and it was really nice to use. I fell in to a few traps here and there, but generally it wasn't too bad to get the results I wanted with it. :)
Start here:
https://github.com/haproxy/spoa-example
https://www.haproxy.com/blog/extending-haproxy-with-the-stre...
We used that to make an SSO login site that works independently on what is on the backend. Logic was basically:
* if there is no/invalid SSO cookie, SPOA set a flag which made haproxy redirect to the SSO app