Google cloud - does anyone know how to deploy a node js app to a node js instance.
I have a project with a node js instance running and I have a node js app.
I just need to know how to add the node js app to the cloud so I can navigate to my apps url routes.
Google Cloud has very good documentation and to answer your question, you can follow the Quick Starter Guide for a Hellow World App.
It's very simple and you can get it running in very few steps.
Disclaimer: I've no affiliation with Google nor Google Cloud, I'm just a happy customer.
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I have created a Rest Api using Node.js and Mongodb, willing to deploy this somewhere, So I have chosen AWS for this. So, how to deploy it and I will be calling that Api from my Flutter mobile app for GeoSpatial data, which will be stored in mongodb. While deploying I have two options like AWS Elastic Beanstalk and AWS EC2 instance which to choose? and how to deploy the Node.js and mongodb into them.
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P.S: Thanks for the help in Advance :)
I want to know whether or not it's possible to run both a MERN application and a WordPress blog on the same App Engine for Google's App Engine?
Every tutorial I watch to install WordPress on App engine, indicates that it has to be set up in a PHP environment (understandable), but that would directly contradict the Node environment I've set up for my MERN application.
Does anyone know if it's possible and know of any tutorials?
Run Wordpress on Google Cloud App Engine, it works with MySQL database, this is the tutorial ; run a MERN application on Google Cloud App Engine, it works with MongoDB database, this is the tutorial, you have to deploy them on different instances via Google App Engine.
I’m looking to integrate reports/charts from oracle data visualisation cloud service to my web application which is using node js for backend and angular for front end. I have a dev server in oracle cloud with the reports and charts ready. How can I get started to use the api from oracle cloud using node js . Is there any modules that support this ? Or can any one guide me on how to establish the connection and authenticate it. Can anyone share related documents as well. Thanks in advance
I'm a total newbie to web development, so please guide me.
I've successfully finished a socket.io and reactjs website locally using tools like webpack and babel. There's one Nodejs server file(also has socket.io) and remaining all are client-side files.
I want to deploy this app to Azure using Azure App Services.
How can I achieve this?
Thanks!
You can try going through Create a Node.js chat application with Socket.IO in Azure App Service. For webpack application, you can check out my earlier post on SO.
I'm trying to run a MongoDB (using NodeJS and Express) on the Azure Server as a server side part of my ionic app.
Once placed on Azure I'd like to access it with my Ionic App using CRUD operations.
What steps do I go through after acquiring a Azure Portal account? Do I take Mobile Services or a simple Web Api?
Is there something specific that I need to add to the NodeJS server?
Generally, the app using Node and MongoDB as the backend for mobile client hosted on Azure App Service, such as WebApps, Mobile Apps (recommended).
Based on my understanding, I think there are some documents that may be helpful for you, please see them below.
For Web Apps, you can refer to the tutorial Get started with Node.js web apps in Azure App Service.
For Mobile Apps, I think your ionic app was based on cordova, there is a tutorial for getting started with cordova Create an Apache Cordova app. And Two related blogs shown a sample of Node + MongoDB on Azure for mobile, please see below.
Exposing MongoDB collections on the node.js backend
Querying MongoDB collections via the Azure Mobile Service node.js backend
To deploy the app to Azure App Service, you can try to publish it via FTP, git, or IDE like VS, please see https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-deploy/.
Hope it helps. Any concern, please feel free to let me know.