nearForm Node.js Distribution

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Exposed ports8080/tcp

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The latest Node.js 10.x compiled from source using a RHEL7-base image.

These non-LTS versions are provided so that your teams can evaluate the latest Node.js features in advance of the next LTS release.

nearForm also provides commercial support for the LTS versions of Node.js, which gives you access to a team of world-class Node Core experts with deep domain knowledge.

As one of the most active contributors to Node Core, nearForm's expertise in Node.js is extensive. Our distribution is 100% OSS using the Node Foundation source with no closed source components. This ensures you can confidently work with nearForm whilst avoiding vendor lock-in.

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Images are tagged with the exact Node.js version like, for example: "10.4.0"
When a rebuild based on the same Node.js version is published, the tag will be suffixed with an increnting number. For example: "10.4.0-1" means this is the first rebuild for that Node.js Image. A rebuild will automatically receive the "latest" tag. Existing tags are not updated.

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Canonical image ID	nearForm Node.js Distribution
Summary	Rhel7 based s2i image for NodeJS applications
Description	Platform for building and running Node.js applications
Provider	nearForm
Maintainer	nearForm Developer Support <devsupport@nearform.com>
Repository name	rhel7-s2i-nodejs
Image version	1
Architecture	amd64
Usage	This image is very generic and does not serve a single use case. Use it as a base to build your own images.
Exposed ports	"8080/tcp"
User	1001
Working directory	/opt/app-root/src

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nearForm Node.js Distribution

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