Cluster Mode

When you're using the node.js runtime environment, you can start your @lazarv/react-server in cluster mode with your production build. In cluster mode, you can utilize all the CPU cores of your machine to achieve blazing fast performance. You can enable cluster mode by setting the REACT_SERVER_CLUSTER environment variable to the number of cores you want to use or just provide any non-number value to use all the cores available on your machine.

Starting @lazarv/react-server in cluster mode is as simple as setting the REACT_SERVER_CLUSTER environment variable to the number of cores you want to use or for example true, enabled, yes, on to use all the cores available on your machine. The following example shows how to start @lazarv/react-server in cluster mode using the pnpm exec command with 8 worker threads.

REACT_SERVER_CLUSTER=8 pnpm exec react-server start

The following example shows how to start @lazarv/react-server in cluster mode using the pnpm exec command with all the cores available on your machine.

REACT_SERVER_CLUSTER="on" pnpm exec react-server start

You can also enable cluster mode by setting the cluster option in your react-server.config.json file.

{
  "cluster": 8
  ...
}

{
  "cluster": "on"
  ...
}

Note: It's best to not use more cluster workers than the number of CPU cores available on your machine.