Node.js in Cloud Website Hosting
You can take advantage of Node.js with every cloud website hosting package offered by our company, since the event-driven platform is available on our cloud servers and can be added to an active shared account with a couple of clicks. Once you log into your Hepsia Control Panel, you’ll see Node.js under the Upgrades menu where you can select the number of instances that you would like to run. One instance means that one single application will use the platform and you will be able to add as many instances to your web hosting account as you like. A new menu will show up in the Control Panel shortly after that and to begin using Node.js, you will have to define the path to the .js file that will use the platform and to choose whether the connection will proceed through the shared IP address of the server or through a dedicated IP. The controls inside the Hepsia Control Panel will also allow you to restart or to turn off an instance and to check the output of any given application.
Node.js in Dedicated Servers Hosting
If you decide to get any of our Linux dedicated servers hosting for your script-driven apps and if you pick the Hepsia hosting Control Panel during the order process, you’ll be able to use Node.js at no extra fee, as the platform is built into our custom-developed Control Panel tool. Since our dedicated servers are quite powerful, you will get great results even if you run lots of Node.js instances at the same time. The setup requires a few clicks and the Hepsia Control Panel’s GUI will make it amazingly easy for you to activate a new instance even if you have little or no previous experience. Indicating the path to the .js file and selecting a shared or a dedicated IP will be everything that you’ll need to do on your end and once our system has specified a port number to access that file, you will be all set. Any of the instances that you have activated can be rebooted or stopped independently and you will get access to an in-depth output log for each of the apps that use Node.js.