GoDaddy VPS Node.js Deployment -- 2
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
My Node.js website is running smoothly on my local machine; now it needs a permanent home on my GoDaddy VPS so the public can reach it through the domain already sitting in my GoDaddy account.
Here is what I need from you:
• Move the current project from local to the VPS (SSH, Git or any secure method you prefer).
• Install the required Node.js version and production dependencies.
• Set up a process manager such as PM2 to keep the app alive and auto-restart on reboot.
• Configure a reverse-proxy (Nginx or Apache) so the site serves over port 80/443.
• Update or create the necessary A/AAAA and CNAME records; I marked “Yes” for DNS help because I want the domain to resolve cleanly worldwide.
• Apply an SSL certificate (Let’s Encrypt is fine) and make sure HTTP automatically redirects to HTTPS.
• Hand over concise notes so I can repeat the deployment or roll out future updates without downtime.
Acceptance criteria: once your work is done, navigating to my domain must load the Node.js app over HTTPS without errors, and the VPS should reboot cleanly with the service already running.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you can handle the setup quickly, let’s get started.
Here is what I need from you:
• Move the current project from local to the VPS (SSH, Git or any secure method you prefer).
• Install the required Node.js version and production dependencies.
• Set up a process manager such as PM2 to keep the app alive and auto-restart on reboot.
• Configure a reverse-proxy (Nginx or Apache) so the site serves over port 80/443.
• Update or create the necessary A/AAAA and CNAME records; I marked “Yes” for DNS help because I want the domain to resolve cleanly worldwide.
• Apply an SSL certificate (Let’s Encrypt is fine) and make sure HTTP automatically redirects to HTTPS.
• Hand over concise notes so I can repeat the deployment or roll out future updates without downtime.
Acceptance criteria: once your work is done, navigating to my domain must load the Node.js app over HTTPS without errors, and the VPS should reboot cleanly with the service already running.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you can handle the setup quickly, let’s get started.