Actually, with my teammates, we are facing problems concerning NodeJS and the port that we have to open.
In fact, we have developp an application that we sell to clients. This application runs through a NodeJS server.
We use this stack : - AngularJS & Android for the front end - NodeJS for the webservices - MongoDB for the database
When we need to install this application for a client, we deploy a new node.js server on OVH, in an "under-domain", with the configuration of the new dabatase and new the server.
The problem is : we have one physical server, and many instances of NodeJS implying to open ports & ports (2 by applications, if we use http request and socket.io), and sometime to ask the client to open ports in his firewall...
The port 80 is already use ton send requests to the server to get the front end (angularjs) on Apache.
Is it possible to receive information on port 80 and redirect it if it concerns the webservice ?
Thanks for advance