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I am a bit underwhelmed. Node.js support at Heroku and Joyent are not public. If you start in the Node game right now you have to setup your own servers. SAAS a

• dpritchett 16y ago
  I set up a node server on AWS this weekend using a Micro instance. It took almost an hour to execute my install script (most of that was compiling the lastest Node) but in the end I was charged $0.37 for 15 hours of compute time and some disk usage. Step by step: http://dpritchett.posterous.com/get-up-and-running-with-nodejs-on-your-own-am http://dpritchett.posterous.com/get-up-and-running-with-node...
  • ashish01 16y ago
    I did the same thing this weekend. Setting up node on ec2-micro with a ubuntu 10.04 image. The process was mostly straight forward but I had a issue with in correct entry in fstab resulting in not being able to ssh in after a reboot. The fix was simple but I did waste an hour on it. Here is a list of steps I did http://pastebin.com/gz01XZnU http://pastebin.com/gz01XZnU Main thing is to fix the fstab as soon as you login the first time.
• vladd 16y ago
  Not exactly what you asked, but you can use Erbix.com which supports the CommonJS standard and is based on the RingoJS engine.