How to Deploy a Node.js App on a VPS

Deploying a Node.js application on a VPS usually involves installing Node.js, setting environment variables, and running the app with a process manager. PM2 is commonly used to keep services alive and restart them automatically if they fail.

This approach is popular for developers who need more control than shared hosting can offer.

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