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litespeed_wiki:nodejs_setup [2014/08/06 21:35]
Michael Armstrong 		litespeed_wiki:nodejs_setup [2014/08/07 14:56]
Michael Armstrong [Add Your Node.js Files]
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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.
  
-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).
  
 ===== Install Node.js ===== ===== Install Node.js =====
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   make install   make install
  
-===== Add Your Node.js ​Files =====+===== Add Your Node.js ​Application ​=====
  
 For the rest of this wiki, we will be using the example Node.js web server ''​example.js''​ found on [[http://​nodejs.org/​|Node.js'​s homepage]]. This web server runs on port 1337 and responds with "Hello World" to every request. For the rest of this wiki, we will be using the example Node.js web server ''​example.js''​ found on [[http://​nodejs.org/​|Node.js'​s homepage]]. This web server runs on port 1337 and responds with "Hello World" to every request.