Chris Lea is a technology enthusiast currently residing in sunny Southern California. He's been using Linux as his primary desktop operating environment since 1997, and actually knows what all that mess in the /proc filesystem is there for. Having spent just over a decade in various roles at (mt) Media Temple, he's a seasoned systems and performance engineer with material experience designing secure and scalable architectures. He holds a BS in Physics with Highest Honors and Distinction from UNC - Chapel Hill, and enjoys yoga, guitars and photography when he's not staring at pixels.
In How To
on Nov 01 2016
There's a lot of different ways to run a Node.js app in production. In this post, we cover running a Node app on a "standard" Linux server using systemd.
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