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Learn how to deploy a Node.js application on Ubuntu using Nginx as a reverse proxy with just your server's public IP address.

Deploy Your Node.js App in Minutes: Public IP + Nginx on Ubuntu ⚡

5. Install Nginx (if not already installed)

7. Test Nginx Configuration ( Important! )

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is it possible to deploy nodejs project in shared hosting cpanel???

Running the node application in cluster mode using PM2 is very easy. the below command is enough for doing that.
$ pm2 start index.js -i max
This above command will create the clusters (child process). counts of clusters will differ based on the core. In my system, it will create eight instances because here the core is four.
If you want to create specific instances, you can do that also by using the below command. here what we need to do is, instead of passing the argument max, need to pass the specific number.
$ pm2 start index.js -i 4