Node.js Support

Node.js Support

Use all the features of node.js on your server. Ispmanager will install the npm package manager, the latest version of node.js and the pm process manager to manage your applications. 

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Node.js Support

Node.js for ultra-fast execution of your code

Node.js is a server-side JavaScript execution environment. Node.js executes code in parallel rather than sequentially. This increases the speed of applications many times over. 

What is Node.js suitable for?

For any project where there is a high load or constant data exchange with user devices:

  • web applications;
  • SaaS services;
  • online games;
  • social networks.

 The Node.js service handles thousands of concurrent server requests and provides stable services.

What is Node.js suitable for?

Node.js support in ispmanager

Easy installation

Ispmanager installs and configures node.js on the server. It is enough to add node.js to the software configuration and the panel will install the latest version of node.js and everything for its work. All that remains is to add a handler to the site and upload the JavaScript application to the directory.

Configuring Node.js in ispmanager, documentation

Easy installation

Always up-to-date Node.js versions

The latest version of Node.js is always available in ispmanager - to apply it, just select it in the site settings and restart. You can set a different version for each site.

pm2 process manager

Together with Node.js, ispmanager installs the pm2 process manager. It ensures the continuous operation of node.js, load balancing and monitoring the execution of processes.

Managing Node.js via shell client

Ispmanager includes a built-in shell client. It is convenient to check Node.js operation and execute commands using it. When you launch the shell client, ispmanager will automatically add the path to node.js to the path variable for the selected site.

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