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loop-server-fast
Advanced tools
A faster NodeJS reader plugin to complement the AtomJump Loop Server (see http://atomjump.com). This speeds up the core of the AtomJump Loop Server PHP scripts, to allow for a large increase in the number of simultaneous users, with the same hardware.
Follow the instructions to set up the Loop Server as a PHP script.
Then to install the daemon:
sudo npm install pm2@latest -g
sudo npm install loop-server-fast -g
npm config set loop-server-fast:configFile /path/to/your/loop-server/config/config.json
npm config set loop-server-fast:messagesFile /path/to/your/loop-server/config/messages.json
To your Loop Server's config/config.json, add the following
{
"staging": {
...
"readPort" : "3277", [you can choose a port number here]
"httpsKey" : "/path/to/your/https.key", [optional, for https only]
"httpsCert": "/path/to/your/https.crt", [optional, for https only]
...
}
}
(note, remove the [comments in square brackets above])
Now run and set up the script to run after a server reboot.
pm2 start "$(npm prefix -global)/lib/node_modules/loop-server-fast/loop-server-fast.sh"
pm2 save
pm2 startup #and run the command it outputs, to get autostart at boot-up.
Open your firewall e.g. on Ubuntu (also see further details at https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-setup-a-firewall-with-ufw-on-an-ubuntu-and-debian-cloud-server)
sudo ufw allow 3277/tcp
Now run your staging installation interface in a browser. It should continue as normal, but your NodeJS server is handling most read requests.
pm2 start loop-server-fast
pm2 stop loop-server-fast
Then, to your Loop Server's config/config.json, add the following
{
"production": {
...
"readPort" : "3277", [you can choose a port number here]
"httpsKey" : "/path/to/your/https.key", [optional, for https only]
"httpsCert": "/path/to/your/https.crt", [optional, for https only]
...
}
}
(note, remove the [comments in square brackets above])
Switch the NodeJS server to the Loop Server's production settings with:
npm config set loop-server-fast:production true
pm2 restart loop-server-fast
(or back to staging with 'false')
You can track logs with
pm2 logs
To switch on verbose messages
npm config set loop-server-fast:verbose true
pm2 restart loop-server-fast
and to switch back off again
npm config set loop-server-fast:verbose false
pm2 restart loop-server-fast
If, you are on a small machine (e.g. 512MB RAM), and the install fails, try this
sudo npm install loop-server-fast -g -production
One convenient line, to minimise downtime (although you will have a few seconds down):
pm2 stop loop-server-fast; sudo npm install loop-server-fast -g; pm2 start "$(npm prefix -global)/lib/node_modules/loop-server-fast/loop-server-fast.sh"
FAQs
A faster NodeJS reader to complement the AtomJump Loop Server.
The npm package loop-server-fast receives a total of 30 weekly downloads. As such, loop-server-fast popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that loop-server-fast demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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