I would like to deploy internally my Node application build with Express on IIS, but I don't know how.
Does anyone have an idea or can redirect me to a tutorial ?
You cannot host your Node.js application on IIS. You can use IIS as revers proxy for your Node.js application.
Then you would start your Node.js application on your Node.js and setup IIS to rout requests to your Node.js application hosted on Node.js.
Tutorial for something like this can be found here
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I try to understand the architecture nodejs, when using it as a server trough framework such as express.
I know all these concepts of web server, application server, and a web container but I don't
think that I fully grasped where does nodejs as a server it's to all of this.
I am building an realtime chat application with server side Noe and client side angular with socket.io. As i am new to Node, I jave not deployed any Node App before.. I am very confused on how to host my app on a windows server...
Step by step guide will be really helpful..
Please follow this article to get going. Primary requirement to run your Node.js app on Windows is the iisnode module. If you follow the instructions carefully, you can get it working pretty quickly. iisnode module takes care of all the life cycle of the node.js app on Windows IIS.
We are using standalone Jetty 9 to serve some webapps that are deployed as war files.
The thing is that we just released a NodeJs webapp that uses Express and listens on localhost:3000, and we would like our jetty server to act as a reverse proxy to the node app so that we can associate it to a domain.
I have not been able to find any examples about how to achieve this.
Jetty is the only server we have on the machine (we are not using Apache, Nginx or anything else in front) so we are wondering if we can use it to pass requests to the Node app apart from serving the java webapps.
Please remember we are using the STANDALONE version of Jetty.
What you want is to setup a org.eclipse.jetty.proxy.ProxyServlet for your specific configuration.
I am currently running a website written with Flask on a LAMP server. I used mod_wsgi to connect the Flask app with Apache, and all is running well. However, I recently discovered websockets and would like to use them in my website. There is a Flask extension for websockets, but I was told Apache does not support websockets and that I could not use it.
I was introduced to Socket.IO running on nodejs at school, and I would like to try it out for my website (rewrite my website using nodejs). My question is how do I run the nodejs app from my local server as I did with my Flask app? I have searched Google, and people are recommending using Apache or Nginx, but will they support websockets? Thank you.
By launching your nodeJS server... Take a look at : A simple TCP based chat server written in node.js
(I'm not the author and I don't know him)
Then just: node myFile.js
I have developed a simple website in php. I use WAMP server to run the website. As I am new to Node.js environment, I found that we can create Node.js Web Server and run our webpages on it. Is it possible to run my php webpages on Node.js Web Server? How can i make my php webpages to run on Node.js Web Server?
No, you can not run PHP through Node.js. Usually you would use your existing web server (that you use for PHP) as a reverse proxy.