Hosting

JavaScript · Node.js

JavaScript and Node.js hosting refers to server infrastructure configured with a Node.js runtime engine to execute server-side JavaScript applications, APIs, and microservices (e.g., Express.js or NestJS). Unlike static web hosting, it requires an environment capable of running persistent background processes. Deployment usually happens via Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) platforms (like Render or Heroku) that automate build workflows directly from Git, or via Virtual Private Servers (VPS/Docker VMs) where developers manually manage dependencies, ports, and reverse proxies (like Nginx) using process managers like PM2.