Deploy Node.js Kit Tracker on hosting.com
Budget: $30 – $40 USD
I have a small Node.js + SQLite web app called “Kit Tracker” (source lives at https://kit.efkstem.org/) that already runs perfectly on my local windows machine. My shared account on hosting.com officially supports Node.js, but I’m stuck turning that promise into a working production instance.
What I need from you
1. Take the existing repo (I’ll zip or give you Git access) and make it run on my hosting.com space, using whatever combination of SSH, control-panel settings, environment variables, pm2/forever, or reverse-proxy tweaks are required. If SSH has to be enabled, just tell me and I’ll activate it for you.
2. Hand back a clear, repeatable set of instructions covering every command, path, setting, and version you touched so I can reproduce the deployment myself next time.
Acceptance criteria
• kit.efkstem.org serves the app reliably over HTTPS.
• All current local features (SQLite reads/writes, session handling, etc.) behave the same online.
• I receive a concise deployment document (Markdown or text) that I can follow on a fresh account and end up with the same result.
Once those boxes are ticked, the job is done. Let me know what access you’ll need and how quickly you can start.
What I need from you
1. Take the existing repo (I’ll zip or give you Git access) and make it run on my hosting.com space, using whatever combination of SSH, control-panel settings, environment variables, pm2/forever, or reverse-proxy tweaks are required. If SSH has to be enabled, just tell me and I’ll activate it for you.
2. Hand back a clear, repeatable set of instructions covering every command, path, setting, and version you touched so I can reproduce the deployment myself next time.
Acceptance criteria
• kit.efkstem.org serves the app reliably over HTTPS.
• All current local features (SQLite reads/writes, session handling, etc.) behave the same online.
• I receive a concise deployment document (Markdown or text) that I can follow on a fresh account and end up with the same result.
Once those boxes are ticked, the job is done. Let me know what access you’ll need and how quickly you can start.
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