Monks,

I have developed multiple Catalyst applications and right now they are all separate standalone apps. I'd really like to bring all of these apps under a single point of access.

Currently, I have my apps running individually on different ports deployed using Catalyst's built-in HTTP server. This is not really that pretty or efficient and I don't like having so many open ports. Ideally, I'd like to run them all under port 80 and manage them all through a single instance of Catalyst.

Now, I know that I could just merge all of their files/directories under one mega-project. This would be painfully unorganized, as the different pieces of all the different apps would be completely mixed up. Not to mention I would have to fix the logic for overlapping controller methods. This would quickly become difficult to manage.

Is it possible to keep my apps distinct but run them under a single Catalyst built-in HTTP server? Or perhaps it is time to graduate to a dedicated server application (nginx) and use different virtual hosts... I would miss the portability of the built-in server.

In reply to Combine Multiple Catalyst Applications by temporal

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