Re:Meteor in Production
by meowface on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @11:09PM
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If you need to strip a lot of boilerplate and modify the code of a large framework in order for you to use it enjoyably, maybe you should look into different frameworks instead? Perhaps a microframework.
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I think you misunderstood the article. There is no stripping of any boilerplate, but rather converting the existing project to how meteor runs itself as a native node.js application, in order to run it in production. That way, you can use a number of other tools to keep it running (forever), to load balance it with other instances (http-proxy) or monitor it (newrelic).