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NodeFu (http://nodefu.com) = Node.js Hosting Platform
This is an *experimental* service for managing hosted nodejs apps. It consists of an API that allows developers to create and manage nodejs apps. Node apps are assigned subdomains that proxy to ports with an assigned address. Instances (dynos) are launched using Forever so that they run until you stop them or using Nodemon where they run until a file changes from a git update.
Dependencies:
Node.js and the following NPM modules: http-proxy, express, node-base64, couch-client, nodemon (https://github.com/substack/node-base64)
CouchDB instance or CouchOne account
Git
Get Started:
ruby launchnodefu.rb
This small Ruby script launches proxy.js to start services and it will launch app.js
- proxy.js launches proxy server redirecting port 8080 traffic to appropriate node app
- proxy launches app.js on port 4000 for creating and managing node apps
API Documentation:
COUPON
/coupon - creates coupon request for early access (pass in email) - <b>Note: This resource does not use base api url
curl -X POST -d "[email protected]" http://localhost:8080/coupon
STATUS
/status - returns status of the platform and number of nodejs apps running
// curl http://api.localhost:8080/status
USER
/user - creates user account (pass in user and password and email) - Note: This resource does not use the api subdomain
curl -X POST -d "user=testuser&password=123&[email protected]" http://localhost:8080/user
/user - delete user account (requires basic auth)
curl -X DELETE -u "testuser:123" http://api.localhost:8080/user
APP
/app - create nodejs app for hosting (requires basic auth and returns the port address required for use along with a git repo to push to)
curl -X POST -u "testuser:123" -d "appname=a&start=hello.js" http://api.localhost:8080/app
/app - update nodejs app for hosting (requires basic auth, appname, and starting page and returns the port address required for use along with a git repo to push to)
curl -X PUT -u "testuser:123" -d "appname=a&start=hello1.js" http://api.localhost:8080/app
/app - delete nodejs app (requires basic auth and appname)
curl -X DELETE -u "testuser:123" -d "appname=test" http://api.localhost:8080/app
Testing:
Subdomains can be tested by editing /etc/hosts like this:
127.0.0.1 localhost a.localhost b.localhost c.localhost
save etc/hosts and flush DNS like this: sudo dscacheutil -flushcache
http://localhost:8080 = Homepage
http://a.localhost:8080 = Runs app associated with subdomain a on couch-configured port
http://b.localhost:8080 = Runs app associated with subdomain b on couch-configured port
http://chris:[email protected]:8080/status = API to list status of all node apps
http://chris:[email protected]:8080/list/2.json = API TBD
Maintenance:
Run "ruby installmodules.rb" periodically to install and update all NPM modules on system.
Todos:
- add rsa keys for git?
- add ability to control number of instances
- Add Command Line Interface
- Add SSL support
Considerations:
- 64k port limitation per IP address on Linux - how do we scale horizontally?
- sandbox node instances?
- Push apps to local git repos
git remote add nodefu /usr/local/src/nodefu/apps/7-46e95eaa00d2785e6c73e5a4fc25d88c.git
git push nodefu master
Contribute:
If this project inspires you, please feel free to help out by forking this project and sending me pull requests.
License:
Apache 2 - Have fun! :)