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@luckystack/router

v0.16.1

Published

Standalone HTTP + WebSocket load-balancer for multi-instance LuckyStack deployments. Redis-backed health, boot-UUID handshake, service-key-aware routing, optional dev->staging fallback. Optional package — only needed for horizontal scale or split-environm

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Keywords

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Readme

@luckystack/router

Optional standalone HTTP and WebSocket router for multi-instance LuckyStack deployments and deliberate development-to-staging fallback. If your deployment is a single backend behind a platform load balancer, you do not need this package.

Install @luckystack/router and its ioredis peer, then run luckystack-router --help for the current compiled-config CLI options. See CLI guidance and hosting guidance before routing live traffic. Run the router on Node while Bun upgrade sockets cannot reliably write; backends may use a different runtime.

Boundaries to review before deployment

Pin service backends with explicit ports; implicit HTTP ports can collapse distinct presets onto one backend. Reject client-supplied upstream origins, and trust forwarding headers only from a controlled TLS terminator. A Redis boot handshake catches stale fallback topology before traffic is served, but not topology changes introduced after startup. Split/fallback routing requires shared health; do not disable it in a replicated deployment. See handshake, health, and proxy security.