Managed Node.js and Next.js apps, always running
A Node app dies silently and needs the right process manager, proxy and memory limits. We set those up, watch them and fix them when something goes wrong.
Node.js, React and Next.js apps: what we look after
- PM2 or systemd keeping the app alive and restarting it after a crash or reboot
- Nginx as a reverse proxy with HTTPS, compression and sensible timeouts
- Node version upgrades and dependency security updates
- Environment files and secrets stored with correct permissions
- Memory-leak and CPU checks with alerts before the server runs out of RAM
- Backups of data folders, uploads and the database behind the app
When it goes wrong
- An app that stops after a deploy and stays down all night
- A build that works on a laptop and fails on the server
- A slow response because the server is swapping memory
- 502 errors from the proxy while the app is restarting
- Dependencies with known security holes that nobody has updated
Who uses managed Node.js, React and Next.js apps
Teams that run APIs, web apps and real-time services built with Node.js, React or Next.js.
What it needs
A supported Node.js LTS version, a process manager, a reverse proxy with HTTPS and enough RAM for the app plus its builds, usually 1 to 2 GB for small services and more for server-side rendering.
What we check first
Before we change anything on a new Node.js, React and Next.js apps setup, we look at these, and we tell you what we found in plain words:
- Node.js version and the dependencies with known security problems
- What keeps the app running after a crash or a reboot
- Memory use over time, to find leaks early
- Where environment secrets are stored and who can read them
Part of every managed plan
Node.js, React and Next.js apps is covered by the same managed plans as the server it runs on. The price counts servers, not apps.
Watching
The app is checked from outside every minute, not only the server. If the page stops answering or turns slow, we see it before your customers write to you.
Updates
Core, plugins, packages and runtime versions are updated on a schedule, with a backup taken first and a way back if something breaks.
Backups
Files and databases are copied off the server, and a restore is tested, because a backup you have never restored is only a hope.
Security
Hardening, malware scans, firewall rules and certificate renewals are handled for you, and anything suspicious is looked at the same day.
Speed
Caching, database tuning and memory limits are set for how your app is really used, not left at install defaults.
Fixes
Errors, white screens, full disks, failed deploys and broken mail are fixed by a person who opens a ticket thread with you, not a bot.
Plans start at ₹1,999 a month for one server. GST is added at checkout. See all managed plans.
Node.js, React and Next.js apps support: your questions answered
Do you run my Next.js build on the server?
We set up how it is built and started, and we keep it running. Your team still decides what goes into each release.
Can you put several Node apps on one server?
Yes, each app gets its own process, port and proxy rule, so one failing app does not take the others down.
Can you watch my API for downtime?
Yes. The app is checked from outside every minute, and an alert is raised when it stops answering or becomes slow.
Other applications we manage
WordPress and WooCommerce
Sites, blogs and online shops: updates, backups, malware cleanup and speed.
Laravel and PHP apps
Deploys, queues, scheduler, PHP versions and fixes for custom PHP projects.
Python, Django and Flask apps
Gunicorn, virtual environments, Celery, databases and Python upgrades.
Docker and containers
Compose stacks, images, volumes, networks, updates and backups.
n8n and automation tools
Self-hosted n8n, workflows, webhooks, credentials and backups.
All managed applications
See everything we look after, and ask about anything that is not listed.
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