N|Solid enables organizations to build, manage, secure, and analyze Node.js applications.
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Fully-compatible runtime installs in place of open source Node.js without any changes to application code
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Get unparalleled visibility into Node.js application performance and system health with dozens of Node.js-specific metrics
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Security vulnerability scanning and alerts happen in real time, not at build time, to help you keep your production apps secure
These Images bring the N|Solid Platform into Docker. Developed for the Enterprise use-case, these images are designed to be deployed and scaled independently. For a full walkthrough of how to use these images, refer to the documentation
To fully enjoy the N|Solid experience, we recommend using all of the available images:
For convenience, we provide the following docker-compose file as an example to get started:
version: "2"
services:
storage:
image: nodesource/nsolid-storage:erbium-latest
container_name: nsolid.storage
ports:
- 4000:4000
- 9001:9001
- 9002:9002
- 9003:9003
environment:
- NODE_DEBUG=nsolid
console:
image: nodesource/nsolid-console:erbium-latest
container_name: nsolid.console
environment:
- NODE_DEBUG=nsolid
- NSOLID_CONSOLE_STORAGE_URL=https://storage:4000
links:
- storage
ports:
- 6753:6753
# app:
# image: nodesource/nsolid:erbium-latest
# environment:
# - NODE_DEBUG=nsolid
# - NSOLID_APPNAME=in_docker
# - NSOLID_COMMAND=storage:9001
# - NSOLID_DATA=storage:9002
# - NSOLID_BULK=storage:9003
To use this, first copy and paste it into a file name nsolid.yml
. Run docker-compose -f nsolid.yml up
. You now have the N|Solid console running on localhost:6753!
Note: By default, these images have the environment variable
NODE_ENV
set toproduction
.