#Plesk port install

Application Root: Here you must select the directory where our app has the root directory.Application URL: We canвЂ™t change anything here, Plesk only shows us the address where our application can be reached.Since we want to publish our app, we set the value to вЂњproductionвЂќ. Application Mode: Here you can choose between вЂњdevelopmentвЂќ and вЂњproductionвЂќ.Document Root: This is the path where your application is/will be.Node.js Version: Here we can usually select the latest version.The individual settings have the following meaning: There you will find this view where we have to make some settings (looks slightly different in newer versions вЂ“ function is the same): Advertisements Plesk вЂ“ Node.js Administration To start it, navigate to your corresponding domain and then to вЂњNode.jsвЂќ. Only one Node.js application can run per domain or subdomain. Activate Node.js for your domain or subdomain This can destroy your Plesk installation. Node.js extension under Plesk вЂњExtensionsДЄttention: Do not execute Node.js independently using the npm command in the console. You do not need to configure anything else for Node.js for the time being.

#Plesk port install

On your Plesk interface, you can install the Node.js extension under вЂњExtensionsвЂќ.

Important: The node_modules folder does not need to be uploaded. You can easily upload everything via (S)FTP or git repository to the httpdocs directory on the server.

You should already have created a domain or subdomain in Plesk. Your complete code of the Node.js application must first be uploaded to the server.