Hello Leonardo,

Thanks for your feedback. Now we are faced with the fact that we cannot provide the same speed of new features delivery for the “business” version as for the “lite, pro, host” versions. This is due to architectural differences between the versions. At the moment, “business” has not received a number of changes, such as node.js support. And we are looking for opportunities to bring all versions of ispmanager to a single architecture. This will allow new features to be released to everyone at the same time.

I also think this should be provided on business plan because node.js community is fast growing and users awaiting for the support

We decided to stop development of a business version as a separate product. The future host verison will have all the business functions, except for multi-node functionality. And it will be key for those who build shared hosting on ispmanager. Today host  version already supports node.js.

We decided to stop development of a business version as a separate product. The future host verison will have all the business functions, except for multi-node functionality. And it will be key for those who build shared hosting on ispmanager. Today host  version already supports node.js.