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{{Caution|If you use Node.js, we strongly recommend that you [https://heliohost.org/dashboard/load/ monitor your site load here]. | {{Caution|If you use Node.js, we strongly recommend that you [https://heliohost.org/dashboard/load/ monitor your site load here]. | ||
Node apps often require a lot of server resources, and exceeding the account load limits will cause your user account to be [[:Suspension_Policy#High_Server_Usage|suspended for high server usage]] on [[:Johnny|Johnny]] and [[:Tommy|Tommy]] | Node apps often require a lot of server resources, and exceeding the account load limits will cause your user account to be [[:Suspension_Policy#High_Server_Usage|suspended for high server usage]] on our [[:Johnny|Johnny]] and [[:Tommy|Tommy]] servers. Accounts on our [[:Morty|Morty]] server will not be suspended but will be charged for account load overages.}} | ||
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Revision as of 15:05, 23 December 2024
Node.js
Node.js is an asynchronous, event-driven JavaScript runtime environment that is designed to build scalable, high-performance network applications.
If you use Node.js, we strongly recommend that you monitor your site load here.
Node apps often require a lot of server resources, and exceeding the account load limits will cause your user account to be suspended for high server usage on our Johnny and Tommy servers. Accounts on our Morty server will not be suspended but will be charged for account load overages.
Node.js Versions Supported
Johnny server
- Node.js 16
- Node.js 18
- Node.js 20
- Node.js 21
- Node.js 22
- Node.js 23
Tommy server
- Node.js 16
- Node.js 18
- Node.js 20
- Node.js 21
- Node.js 22
- Node.js 23
Morty server
- Node.js 16
- Node.js 18
- Node.js 20
- Node.js 21
- Node.js 22
- Node.js 23
HelioHost Tutorials
Node.js
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This page was last edited on 23 December 2024, at 15:05.