Can Soketi be integrated with cloud services like AWS or Google Cloud

Integrating Soketi with AWS

The search results include an article on "Installing Soketi on an EKS Cluster with AWS Load Balancer Controller"[1]. This demonstrates that Soketi can be deployed and integrated within an AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster. The article covers setting up Soketi behind an AWS Load Balancer, which allows Soketi to be exposed and accessed from the public internet.

This suggests that Soketi can be easily integrated into AWS infrastructure, leveraging services like EKS, Elastic Load Balancing, and other AWS managed offerings to run Soketi in a scalable and highly available manner.

Integrating Soketi with Google Cloud

While the search results do not contain any specific examples of integrating Soketi with Google Cloud, the general nature of Soketi as a standalone WebSocket server means it can likely be deployed on Google Cloud as well.

Soketi is a Node.js application, so it can be run on Google Cloud's managed services like Google Compute Engine, Google Kubernetes Engine, or even Google App Engine. The search results mention that Soketi is "portable" and can be deployed in containers or as a monolith, which aligns with the deployment options available on Google Cloud.

Additionally, Soketi's support for horizontal scaling using Redis[2] means it can be easily scaled to handle increased traffic and load on Google Cloud, leveraging services like Google Cloud Memorystore (for Redis) to provide the necessary scalable data storage.

In summary, the search results indicate that Soketi can be seamlessly integrated with both AWS and Google Cloud, allowing developers to leverage Soketi's performance and scalability within their cloud-based infrastructure and applications.