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I just installed node.js and I was wondering what are some common packages to install to get me rolling.
What are some popular packages and their functions?
express as an http server, and request as an http client are the most common libraries used almost everywhere as far as I know
but yes, it depends on what are you trying to do
https://npmjs.org/
here you will find all you need for any solution,
HOW TO, installation, APIs, etc.
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I am looking for a 3rd party NodeJS library that supports SNMP Traps/Notifications. Wishfully, it works on Linux running on a VM.
Thanks!
It sounds like this is what you are looking for: node-snmpjs
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Basically, the title says it all: Is there a Node.js based alternative to provisioning tools such as Puppet or Chef?
Somebody please correct me if I am mistaken but there are a lot of other options. Please check this. But none are node.js based.
UPDATE: There should be something that is open source http://docs.opsmezzo.com/
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I'm looking for a versatile, feature rich node js file server?
Does such a thing exist? Preferably, thumbnail support, download files (potentially multiple files) etc.
Would be great to hear back!
Check out blueimp's file upload plugin at https://npmjs.org/package/blueimp-file-upload-jquery-ui
If you're just looking for a static file server without a dependency on jQuery, check out https://github.com/alejandro/Houston
Hope this helps.
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I'm new at Node.js and i need some practice on it, so is there any online exercises same as http://www.codecademy.com/ for node.js?
There is a node.js course at CodeSchool (the first lesson is free, $29/mo after): http://node.codeschool.com/
Just do the tutorials as you read them. Try setting up a webserver and serving a page that says "hello." I'm not sure you're going to find interactive exercises like codeacademy for something like nodejs.
Again I think your best bet is the previous SO question How do I get started with Node.js
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Are there any pen-testing agencies that tests nodejs applications? And are there any good tools with wich you can do it yourself?
Regardless of what platform you choose a lot of the same vulnerabilities are found. I recommend the open source project skipfish or a service like Sitewatch. Skipfish doesn't have a JavaScript interpreter, so if you use client side js heavily then you should go with the open source Grendel-Scan.
Zaproxy, is a great tool for web application pentest http://sourceforge.net/projects/zaproxy/files/
A bit late in the day, however www.ZeroDayLab.com specialise in app security scans like this.