I'd actually recommend deploying them separately, wherever it makes sense: if you use websockets, a
I'd actually recommend deploying them separately, wherever it makes sense:
if you use websockets, a new deployment will disconnect all clients, so you'll get a spike of reconnects - and it could be unnecessary if you didn't actually change your websocket handling DO code
if you use websockets, a new deployment will disconnect all clients, so you'll get a spike of reconnects - and it could be unnecessary if you didn't actually change your websocket handling DO code





