Tagged: EC2
a Raspberry PI NFC Reader
Coming soon – how I built an NFC card reader on the Raspberry Pi with a web dashboard displaying NFC events detected in real time…
A Node.JS Application on Amazon Cloud. Part 3: A simple Webserver in Javascript using Node, Express, and MongoDB
In this third part of our exercise, we’re going to use the primary AWS EC2 instance on which we installed Node in Part 1, and the database EC2 Instance we set up in Part 2, as the platform for building a simple web application server. We are going to code that web server in Javascript, using Node together with the Express and Mongoose Node library packages.
A Node.JS Application on the Amazon Cloud. Part 2: Adding a Database
In Part 1, we installed Node on an EC2 instance on Amazon Web Services (AWS). In this part 2 of the series, we’re going to add a second instance running the popular MongoDB database.
A Node.JS Application on the Amazon Cloud. Part 1: Installing Node on an EC2 instance
In this three-part exercise, we’re going to build a web application using Javascript on both the client and server side, using Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud-hosting infrastructure and the Node.JS framework.
What we’re going to do first is install Node on an Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) virtual server instance provided by Amazon Web Services. In the following parts of this series, we’ll add a MongoDB database instance, and develop a simple server-side web application in Javascript using the Express framework and the Mongoose library for accessing our database.
Robert Drummond 