Node.js concepts & administration, Express.js, V8 engine, monitoring, pm2 Training Course

Express.js

  • Installation of Express.js
  • Directory structure of an Express.js application
  • Creation of a server
  • Routing & Middleware functions
    • Error handling
    • server side Logging
  • Server side modules: HTTP, HTTPS, URL, SSL/TLS, Cluster, DNS, Process & child process, REPL, Zlib
  • Load balancing in association with nginx

Node.js – the foundation (Concepts and architecture only)

  • Node.js, V8 & Server side development
    • Blocking vs. Non-Blocking
    • Event-driven Programming
    • Event Loop & the single threaded demultiplexer
  • npm as a package manager
    • Dependency mechanisms
    • The package.json file
  • Version migrations

V8 engine internals

  • Performance
  • V8 as a compiler
  • Memory schemes
  • Garbage collection
  • Memory leaks

Monitoring

  • Monitoring with sematext
  • Monitoring with ruxit

1.5 PM2

  • Application packaging and deployments
  • Nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment
  • Nodejs scripts package
  • Checking and switching nodejs version
  • Filesystem locations and standards
  • Logging
  • Init scripts
  • SSL/TLS certificates
  • Monitoring
  • Stop, start, delete, resurrect applications
  • Stop, start, resurrect PM2 process

Node.js & Express.js Basics, working with PM2 & WebStorm Training Course

Node.js characteristics & Fundamentals (In comparison with Java)

  • Node.js, V8 & Server side development (why use Node.js ?)
    • Blocking vs. Non-Blocking
    • Event-driven Programming
    • Event Loop & the Callback pattern
  • Node.js Architecture
    • Module & Sandbox Pattern
    • Npm
    • Dependency mechanisms
    • The package.json file
  • V8 engine internals
    • Memory schemes
    • Garbage collection
    • Memory leaks
    • Monitoring memory and CPU
  • Logging with Node.js
  • Node.js Middleware
    • SSL & TLS
  • Node.js versions & migrations

Express.js characteristics & Fundamentals (In comparison with the Java EE specification (Websphere, Tomcat)))

  • Application configuration & settings
  • Template engines
  • Routing
  • HTTP
  • Request and Response Objects
  • SSL & TLS
  • Error handling
  • Multithreading
  • JSON

WebStorm

  • Getting started
  • Smart Features
  • Package Managers
  • WebStrom & Node, Angular, Express
  • Code inspection, quality tools, profiling
  • Debugging
  • Unit testing

PM2

  • Application packaging and deployments
  • Nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment
  • Nodejs scripts package
  • Checking and switching nodejs version
  • Filesystem locations and standards
  • Logging
  • Init scripts
  • SSL/TLS certificates
  • Monitoring
  • Stop, start, delete, resurrect applications
  • Stop, start, resurrect PM2 process

Logging with Winston.js

  • Logging with winston
  • Transports
  • Loggers
  • Log levels
  • Profiling
  • Streaming logs
  • Querying logs
  • Filters, Rewriters

Node.js Working with PM2 & WebStorm Training Course

WebStorm

  • Getting started
  • Smart Features
  • Package Managers
  • WebStrom & Node, Angular, Express
  • Code inspection, quality tools, profiling
  • Debugging
  • Unit testing

PM2

  • Application packaging and deployments
  • Nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment
  • Nodejs scripts package
  • Checking and switching nodejs version
  • Filesystem locations and standards
  • Logging
  • Init scripts
  • SSL/TLS certificates
  • Monitoring
  • Stop, start, delete, resurrect applications
  • Stop, start, resurrect PM2 process

Logging with Winston.js

  • Logging with winston
  • Transports
  • Loggers
  • Log levels
  • Profiling
  • Streaming logs
  • Querying logs
  • Filters, Rewriters

Node.js and PM2 Training Course

  • application packaging and deployments
  • nodejs+pm2 runtime packaging and deployment
  • nodejs scripts package
  • checking and switching nodejs version
  • filesystem locations and standards
  • log rotation
  • init scripts
  • SSL/TLS certificates
  • monitoring
  • stop, start, delete, resurrect applications
  • stop, start, resurrect PM2 process