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  • add connection pooling for each registry.

- add connection pooling for each registry.
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Hmm, have to extend this a little more since it's unstable and does not handle new connections / login correctly - will update this once more.

smeinecke added 3 commits May 19, 2016 20:56
return login status after first run of worker.
fix some bugs in pool handling + shutdown.
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Problems should be fixed now. Need to write some tests ;-)

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heytrav commented May 19, 2016

Cool, I'll merge it in once you've added some tests.

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heytrav commented Oct 16, 2016

Hey @smeinecke did you have anything you wanted to add to this?

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I might need to get this working with latest master unless you guys have a better approach?

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heytrav commented Mar 7, 2017

@chrisschaub I'm fine if you want to get this going in node-epp-server.js. I've moved to using node-epp-restful.js and rabbit-epp.js more since I'm running this in Docker Swarm.

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chrisschaub commented Mar 7, 2017 via email

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heytrav commented Mar 7, 2017

@chrisschaub I'm using swarm to scale the number of running instances that connect to the registry. I'm mainly using the rabbitmq version at the moment.

This is kind of an experiment for a side project at work.

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