Building a Non-Blocking Multi-Processes Web Server - Node JS Fork Example
Offered By: Hussein Nasser via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Learn to build a non-blocking multi-process web server using Node.js fork functionality in this 23-minute tutorial. Discover how to handle expensive processing requests without blocking other incoming requests by spinning off separate processes. Explore the implementation of an 'isPrime' web service, testing with various prime numbers to demonstrate processing times. Examine both blocking and non-blocking approaches, comparing their pros and cons. Gain insights into utilizing multi-core CPUs, de-coupling processes, and managing the increased complexity of multi-process applications. Follow along with provided source code examples and learn about query parameters, debugging challenges, and health checking between processes. Master techniques to create efficient, scalable web servers capable of handling computationally intensive tasks.
Syllabus
Intro
The code
Creating a new project
Creating a child process
Forking
Child process
Listen
Spin the child
Sending information
Sending back
Debugging
Testing
Problem
Pros and Cons
Taught by
Hussein Nasser
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