I don't know if Reverb can route the messages according to their source. If yes you can perhaps use the same Reverb server for the three applications. But sure it also depends on the load needed for each application.
Multiple Reverb apps on a single server
Trying to get Laravel Reverb to work for 3 apps on a single server. I'm a bit confused on how that should work. The docs are not very clear on the multiple app part. I want to run websockets for a production, development and demo environment on a single server.
I assume I could do some customization and run 3 Reverb servers on different ports and then do some Nginx configuration to proxy it correctly. But the docs are talking about being able to define multiple apps in the config of a single project. I'm wondering what the usecase is for that. Should I reach for that and then just run a single Reverb server for multiple environments?
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