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How to get started
build
configure
deploy
Build your application using your favorite tools and frameworks. These how-to videos walk through each step in the process of an application deployment.
Configure our command line tool, `jitsu`, with your Nodejitsu account and get ready to deploy your application to our public cloud.
You can deploy your application using our command line tool `jitsu`. This step demonstrates a very basic deployment using the application that was built and configured in the previous steps.
Technology
Open source software
At Nodejitsu we believe in sharing knowledge. We believe that open source software fosters innovation, relationships and offers in return something better than the sum of its parts.
haibu
Spawn and manage several node.js applications on a single server.
jitsu
Jitsu is a Command Line Tool (CLI) for deploying Node.js applications to the cloud.
forever
A simple CLI tool for ensuring that a given script runs continuously.
http-proxy
A full-featured http proxy for node.js featuring webSockets and HTTPS.
ns-socket
Namespaced sockets with automatic TCP/TLS buffering for building complex evented systems.
node-loggly
A client implementation for Loggly in node.js, send logs from your program to the cloud.
About
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Charlie Robbins, Co-Founder & CEO Twitter Github
Veteran of the enterprise software world, Charlie previously worked for Microsoft and consulted at several large financial institutions. After discovering Javascript and node.js, he left Wall Street to co-found Nodejitsu in 2010. He spends his free time making hot sauce, coding, contributing, and evangelizing open-source software in New York City. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering from McGill University and is a Masters Candidate at Columbia University.
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Paolo Fragomeni, Co-Founder & CTO Twitter Github
More than a decade of hacking professionally, mostly for enterprises. Left MIT to co-found Nodejitsu in 2010. A polyglot and dynamic languages enthusiast. Nodejitsu architect, open standards and open source software advocate extraordinaire. Curriculum designer and technology adviser to General Assembly, an accelerated learning facilitator for technology and entrepreneurship. Startup enabler and enterprise reviver.
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Marak Squires, Co-Founder & Chief Evangelist / Product Development Twitter Github
An early adopter and boisterous evangelist of node.js, Marak has over ten years professional development experience ranging from small-government to enterprise. He's worked in a variety of fields building full-stack solutions for real-time data and video, and now dislikes working in anything but node.js. In addition to contributing to and maintaining over 100 open-source projects, Marak has written, produced, and starred in several rap music videos about technology.
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Saadiq Rodgers-King, COO Twitter Github
Previously co-founded Hot Potato, acquired by Facebook in August of 2010. Prior to Hot Potato, led content acquisition and distribution deals as head of US Business Development for Dailymotion. Prior to Dailymotion, he spent 5 years at MLB.com in a variety of product and engineering focused roles. He holds an MBA from MIT's Sloan School of Management and a B.A. in Computer Science from Princeton University.
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Bradley Meck, Engineer Twitter Github
An experienced Python, C#, and Java programmer, Bradley's full-time passion is now node.js. He's a core contributor to Node and has created multiple Node modules in Javascript and C++ with a focus on system automation, integration, security, and complex data manipulation. He maintains Nodejitsu's application server haibu and works on our automation intelligence and system infrastructure.
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Charles McConnell, Head of Support Twitter Github
A self-taught programmer with a focus on Networking and Systems Security, Charlie holds a BFA in Acting from the Hartt School, University of Hartford. Currently he maintains the Kohai IRC bot project and runs support for Nodejitsu. You can find him in the #nodejitsu IRC room talking to developers, and Kohai.
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Jeroen Van Duffelen, Engineer / Product Development Twitter Github
Started as a freelance front end developer in 2004. Since been conquering the rough lands of browser incompetences and "web standards". With a strong drive to build perfect user experiences and a sharp focus on outstanding customer management Jeroen adds an interesting perspective to product development.
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Jameson J Lee, Engineer Twitter Github
Jameson is a current M.S. candidate at Washington Univ. in St. Louis, where he focuses in Machine Learning and Numerical Analysis. When not working on Nodejitsu's cloud intelligence and system infrastructure, he tries to split his time between working on programming challenges like the Heritage Health Prize, mobile game development, and building his own robotic army.
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Fedor Indutny, Engineer Twitter Github
Began programming at a young age using Javascript to build rich client-side applications and naturally became involved in node.js. Hailing from Russia, in the cold siberian nights he loves to: code, contribute to node.js core, create and fix modules, and play the piano and guitar.
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Anka Lavriv, Executive Administrator Twitter Github
Developers and Executives have a lot to do. Our executives are also developers! Anka manages intercompany processes, and make sure that nothing important gets neglected. She also experiments with CSS and the awesomeness that is HTML5. Anka has been known to beat up ninjas.
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Joshua Holbrook, Engineer Twitter Github
Hailing from the far North, Josh earned a masters degree in mechanical engineering at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, where he successfully defended his thesis on, "The measurement of anisotropic thermal conductivity in snow with needle probes". His original background is in MATLAB and Python, but he has since mastered node.js and has moved to sunny California with his bird Korben.
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Maciej Malecki, Engineer Twitter Github
Maciej is an autodidactic programmer and open source advocate from Poland. He has studied many programming languages including Python, C, C# and client-side JavaScript before falling in love with node.js and asynchronous programming. He has contributed to the Node.js project, and maintains many high visibility open source projects.