How can I deploy my Meteor app on the address 192.168.1.21:25565? I've started an HTTP server on that address with pure Node.js, but I can't seem to get it to work the same with Meteor.
if 192.168.1.21 is the address of the machine hosting your code, then just start it up with
meteor --port 25565
if that's not your problem, check out this post,
How to run meteor server on a different ip address?
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I am new in reactjs and nodejs.I made an application with react frontend and express backend. There are axios post and get requests for get data from mssql database via express.
When the project in production level, I write the IPv4 address and port for access dashboard from another device in local network. After build,when I use for example localhost:5000 for requests, I can see all datas which are come from database in the device which react project running but with this I cant see datas from android phone in local network.
What should I do? Isn't there any other way than writing a static IP address? This project can be run different machines.
I am sorry for my spelling mistakes.
I have developed a search engine app using express js and elastic search. Everything is working normally on localhost but when I deploy it on Heroku only express app gets deployed and elastic search client runs on localhost. So how can I deploy both of them together?
Simply speaking you will have to ssh into Heroku server and install an instance of elasticsearch there which is impossible if you're using free tier of Heroku. Other solution might be finding a cloud elasticsearch provider and update configs in your app to connect to it
It's my first time here so please bear with me :)
Basically i developped a full stack MERN web application on my windows 10 machine (node js, express js and Mongodb in the backend + database and react js for the frontend), to run each one of them for now i use vscode (nodemon server for the backend and npm start for the front) all are running on my localhost on different ports.
what i need to do is to move that MERN app to an ubuntu machine and make it accessible via LAN network of that ubuntu continuously.
i guess i need to use git to move the app from windows to ubuntu? (correct me if i'm wrong) but how to make it run correctly there? and should i install a specific server to run it all on the LAN?
Thank you for the help in advance !
I want to write a simple CMS using Node.js (with Express) and Ember.js. I am totally new to Ember.js, but I am familiar with Angular. I see Ember.js is very close to Angular because it uses a CLI with "ember serve" command to run the client app. But in Node.js I also have to start the server using "npm start". As any CMS, there is a "public" part (the site pages) served by Express using Handlebars and an "admin" part (the reserved area, with administrative pages) that is the web app wrote in Ember.js. Is there a way to have both client and server routes from a single base domain and port (i.e. http://localhost:3000/ for public pages and http://localhost:3000/admin/ for the admin pages)? And there is a way to start the whole project with a single command, instead of typing "npm start" for the server and "ember serve" for the client? Maybe the only way is to render Ember.js templates server-side with Fastboot? I am very confused about the development of a web app like this.
ember serve is starting a development server. You should not run this in production. Just build the application using ember build --prod and serve it as you want.
To forward requests to your api in development, use proxy option of ember serve. E.g. ember serve --proxy http://127.0.0.1:3000. This will startup ember development server (providing live reload at file changes) at port 4200 and forward api requests to port 3000 on 127.0.0.1.
If this is not enough for you (talking about development environment only), you could always run a nginx proxy providing that magic...
Do not forget to adjust rootURL configuration of your ember app, if not serving from webroot.
at first i installed apache, and i built up some sites.
Then later I tried to install rails according to this tutorial, since it's made by my hosting company.
I originally wanted to install rails in a sub-directory, so that most of the pages would be served up by apache and I could just build up some special apps with rails.
At this point I've corrupted the apache pages which heretofore were working just fine.
Should I just uninstall everything and start over?
But, what is the issue, is this how rails is supposed to work? Is it hard to make it compatible with apache? Can a server run only rails, would that be easier to manage?
I also had some javascript templates running off that apache server in the beginning.
Are there some particular log files I can investigate to discern what's at fault? Where are they located?
I can't help by providing a decent tutorial on rails + apache but I can help on nginx + rails + zero downtime.
Typically the webserver apache, nginx serves as a proxy webserver. They send the request from the user through a unix domain socket to the rails application running as a separate process.
I've written a detailed tutorial on setting up a deployment server from scratch.
Setup a vps
Securing vps + nginx
Deploying the rails application
Hope it helps !