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In previous posts I have described how to deploy a Node.js application to OpenShift. Now its time to add a custom alias to our Node.js application so that it is accessible through a custom domain, like test.testnode.com. Currently it is accessible only through testnode-lukesnode.rhcloud.com. Off course we also want valid . . . Read more
In a previous post I have illustrated how to deploy a Node.js app to OpenShift from a private GitHub repository using Jenkins. It is often the case that you want to display the revision of the current code deployed in your test environment so you can quickly see if the . . . Read more
Assuming you have an OpenShift account go ahead and login. Otherwise create an account first. Next, login to OpenShift’s web console, create a new Node.js application by clicking on Add Application… and then selecting Node.js 0.10. Fill out the fields such as Public URL (e.g. testnode) and leave the rest . . . Read more