Looking for solutions to make Meteor cheaper

[vlasky]

Response to 1: There is a good chance you can run a Meteor app production bundle on that arm64 CPU running Linux as long as certain conditions are met:

• You must have the correct arm64 Linux-compiled Node.js version installed
• Any NPM packages your app uses must be free of native pre-compiled binary code, otherwise they will need to be rebuilt.

Response to 2: You have been misled. The Node.js cluster module is alive and well.

I have previously posted about using cluster in Meteor apps:

Meteor cluster/load balancing today

@antoninadert, you should not make your success dependent on the whims of a departed ‘guru’. It promotes learned helplessness and stifles your own initiative and creativity which is unhealthy :-). In your situation, I would use Nginx load balancing with Meteor. Basically, you get Nginx to distribute requests across multiple Meteor (Node) processes. And how do you create the multiple Meteor processes? There are a few ways. The approach I find most efficient involves using Node’s inbuilt clust…