Node.js - Cluster ModuleHow can you share a server port between multiple worker processes in a Node.js cluster?ABy having the master process listen on the port and distributing connectionsBBy having each worker listen on the same port independentlyCBy using a shared memory variable to coordinate port usageDBy assigning different ports to each workerCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand port sharing in clusterThe master process listens on the port and distributes incoming connections to workers.Step 2: Clarify why other options failWorkers cannot listen on the same port independently; shared memory does not control ports; different ports defeat clustering purpose.Final Answer:By having the master process listen on the port and distributing connections -> Option AQuick Check:Master listens and distributes port = D [OK]Quick Trick: Master listens on port, workers handle connections [OK]Common Mistakes:Workers listening on same port independentlyUsing shared memory for port controlAssigning different ports to workers
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