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| Node.js is a platform that generally runs as a separate web server. LiteSpeed Web Server can be configured to proxy traffic to Node.js so that users can run Node.js applications (like Ghost) on their sites. | Node.js is a platform that generally runs as a separate web server. LiteSpeed Web Server can be configured to proxy traffic to Node.js so that users can run Node.js applications (like Ghost) on their sites. | ||
| - | If you have CloudLinux and are running Enterprise Litespeed 5.3 or higher, you can configure Node.js to be serviced by Litespeed directly, without a proxy. See: [[https://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?node_js_selector.html|CloudLinux official documentation]]. | + | If you have CloudLinux and are running Enterprise Litespeed 5.3 or higher, you can configure Node.js to be serviced by Litespeed directly, without a proxy. See: [[https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cloudlinux:node.js_selector|How to use CloudLinux Node.js Selector with LSWS]]. |
| The following wiki guides you through the steps to set up Node.js with LiteSpeed Web Server. The wiki assumes that you have a functional LSWS installation running off of Apache configurations (though the steps can be easily adapted to using LSWS-native configuration files). | The following wiki guides you through the steps to set up Node.js with LiteSpeed Web Server. The wiki assumes that you have a functional LSWS installation running off of Apache configurations (though the steps can be easily adapted to using LSWS-native configuration files). | ||