Node.js in Website Hosting
If you host a web app on our advanced cloud platform and you want to try out Node.js, you’ll be able to add it to your web hosting account irrespective of the website hosting package that you are using. This can be done through the Upgrades section in the Hepsia Control Panel and you’ll be able to use Node.js in no more than several minutes after you add this upgrade to the account. You’ll be able to select the number of instances that you would like to add to the account – one instance means one application using Node.js. In the new section that will appear in the Control Panel, you can specify the path to the .js file in your web hosting account and select whether that file will be accessible through the physical server’s shared IP address or via a dedicated one. Our platform will also assign a port for the connection. You’ll be able to terminate or to reboot each instance separately, in case it’s necessary.
Node.js in Semi-dedicated Hosting
You will be able to use Node.js for any real-time script-powered web app hosted in a semi-dedicated server account, since the Node.js platform is offered with all our packages and you can activate it with just a few clicks. In case you would like to use it for different websites, you can activate more instances via the Hepsia Control Panel’s Upgrades section. The setup is as simple as choosing the path to your .js file and choosing whether the platform should use a dedicated IP address or any of the server’s shared ones, so you can make full use of Node.js even if you don’t have any previous experience with such a software platform. Our system will also allocate a randomly generated port number which will be used to access the .js file for the given application. Hepsia has an intuitive GUI that will allow you to restart and to cancel any of your running instances, to create new ones or to check your applications’ output with just one single click.
Node.js in VPS Hosting
All Linux VPS hosting packages that are ordered with our in-house developed Hepsia Control Panel offer Node.js as standard and you can take full advantage of this platform for each Internet app that you host on the Virtual Private Server. Since we have not imposed a limit as to the amount of Node.js instances that you can set up, you can make use of the power of our Virtual Private Servers and mix it with the full capacity of Node.js. The setup is done via the Hepsia Control Panel’s easy-to-navigate, point & click graphical interface, so even if you’re not technically proficient, you will not come across any obstacles while using the Node.js platform. You will simply need to insert the folder path in the VPS account to the .js file that will use Node.js and to choose whether it will use a shared or a dedicated IP. What’s more, our system will also set a port to access this file and you will be able to find it in the corresponding section in the Hepsia Control Panel. With only one click, you will be able to view your applications’ output and to terminate or to restart any instance hosted on the VPS server.
Node.js in Dedicated Web Hosting
When you decide to purchase one of our Linux dedicated servers hosting packages for your script-based apps and if you select the Hepsia Control Panel on the order page, you’ll be able to make use of Node.js at no extra cost, since this platform is integrated into our custom-built Control Panel tool. Since our dedicated servers are very powerful, you will enjoy great results even if you use lots of Node.js instances at once. The configuration requires a couple of mouse clicks and Hepsia’s graphical user interface will make it amazingly easy for you to create a new instance even if you’ve got little or no prior experience. Entering the path to the .js file and choosing a dedicated or a shared IP will be everything that you’ll need to do yourself and once our system has set a port to access the .js file, you will be all set. Any of the instances that you’ve created can be rebooted or shut down independently and you’ll have access to a comprehensive output log for each of the apps that use Node.js.