Node.js is one of the most popular, up and coming runtimes and it is available on Engine Yard Cloud Platform. This video walks through the steps required to get a Node.js application running on Engine Yard Cloud.
Learn how to scale an Express and Socket.io based chat application that uses Redis as session store and RabbitMQ as PubSub service.
Learn how Cloud Foundry supports downloading and installing Node.js modules from the Node Package Manager (NPM) directly on the cloud without developers having to upload them. The normal process of creating a Node.js application requires a local installation of the node modules that essentially makes the application self-contained.
Learn how to deploy a node.js application to Windows Azure. Node.js is a platform built on Chrome’s JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices.
Node.js is now a fully supported development platform for building server applications on Windows. What’s more, you can now take your high performance node.js server application and deploy to the cloud on Windows Azure and benefit from pretty much infinite scale. This video how you can build your node.js app …
This video introduces Node.js and demonstrates how its non-blocking approach enables lean, scalable server applications. Node.js is an event-driven, JavaScript-based, high-performance I/O framework for server-side programming. It also shows how you can get started building your first Node.js app on Heroku.
This short video shows you how to build and deploy a simple application to Windows Azure using Node.js. More information on this combination of technologies can be found on Node.js Developer Center.
In this series of video Paul Maritz, VMware CEO, and Rod Johnson, SVP of Application Platform Strategy at VMware, discuss Cloud Foundry, a new open Platform as as Service solution. Topics covered: Spring, ruby, node.js
