Question
Simple question. Point port 3000 to 80 for a site
- Posted on December 4, 2015
- Configuration ManagementNode.jsMEANCMSUbuntu
Asked by allthingswebtec
Not sure how it’s done or where to look. When I start Keystonejs it starts at port 3000 and i want to be 80…
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks, Brian R.
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KeystoneJS apps will default to using port 3000, but they will respect the
PORTenvironmental variable. So in order to run it on port 80, you could start it like:See the web server options in the KeystoneJS configuration docs.
In a more robust production setup, you might want to use an Nginx reverse proxy instead of serving it on port 80 directly. Check out this tutorial for more information: