To install Node.js on Ubuntu® operating systems run the following commands, where 16.x represents the Node.js version that you want to install: Installing Node.js on servers running Ubuntu

On the command line, use your package manager to install the ea-nodejs16 package.

In the interface, install the Node.js package in the Additional Packages section of WHM’s EasyApache 4 interface ( WHM » Home » Software » EasyApache 4).

You can install Node.js on all supported Red Hat® Enterprise License® (RHEL)-based operating systems with one of the following methods: Install Node.js Installing Node.js on servers running RHEL-derived operating systems

For more information about package managers, read our Package Manager Basics documentation. Your server’s package manager must function properly.You must possess root-level access to the server.Requirementsīefore you can install Node.js, your system must meet the following requirements: Because of this, it provides efficient resource management.įor more information about Node.js, visit the Node.js website.

It does not use threads and does not block processes. Node.js™ is an open-source server environment that runs JavaScript.

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