nodejs:differences-dev-prod [N99panel Documentation]

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===Differences between NodeJS development and production modes===

N99panel offers two modes for App deployment - [[:nodejs:development-mode|development]] and [[:nodejs:production-mode|production]] . Here we point out the differences between the two modes so that a user can easily deploy their app - initially in development mode and then later in production mode.

| ^Development Mode ^Production Mode|
^App Trigger|The user triggers the app via SSH|The system triggers the app as per the config settings|
^App Stability|The app will only run for as long SSH session or the process is running (if placed in background using &). Still the process is unpredictable.\\ \\ **//System or SSHD restart will stop the app. Adding/removing any app in dev mode for a particular user, will restart the SSH daemon. Thus any dev mode app for that particular user, would have to be manually started.//**|It is highly stable. \\ \\ **//Even after system restart the App would also start//**|
^Environment Variables|Typically the environment variables pertaining to node etc. would be applicable as per SSH environment|Environment variables file can be specified while configuring the App|
^Resource References|If a user is starting the App from the App's folder, all references within the code etc. would be relative to that folder.|Relative references to resources will not work. Absolute or full path of resources needs to be specified. \\ \\ Here we advise that you design your app in such a way, that the absolute path is specified only once in the environment variable file, and the same can then be referred for creating assets/resources paths.|