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PM2 is a popular process manager for Node.js applications that provides several benefits:
It allows you to keep your Node.js applications running continuously: PM2 can automatically restart your application if it crashes, and it can also automatically reload your application when you update your code.
It can help you manage multiple applications: PM2 allows you to manage multiple Node.js applications on the same server, and it provides a convenient CLI interface for starting, stopping, and monitoring your applications.
It provides centralized logging: PM2 can aggregate the logs from your Node.js applications into a single location, making it easier to manage and analyze your logs.
It supports load balancing: PM2 can distribute incoming requests across multiple instances of your Node.js application, allowing you to handle more traffic and improve the performance and reliability of your application.
It provides a robust ecosystem: PM2 has a large and active community, and it integrates with many popular tools and frameworks, making it a versatile and reliable choice for managing Node.js applications.
Overall, PM2 can help you streamline the deployment and management of your Node.js applications, improve their performance and reliability, and simplify your development workflow.
To install PM2 with Node.js on an Amazon EC2 instance, follow these steps:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nodejs
sudo apt-get install npm
sudo npm install pm2 -g
pm2 -v
pm2 start app.js
Replace app.js with the filename of your main Node.js file.
pm2 startup
This will generate a command that you can copy and run to set up the necessary system startup scripts.
pm2 save
This will ensure that your PM2 process list is preserved across server reboots.
That's it! You should now have PM2 installed and running your Node.js application on your EC2 instance.
To list all the processes inside the PM2 manager, you can use the following command:
pm2 list
This command will display a table containing information about all the processes currently managed by PM2, including the process name, process ID (PID), status, and other details.
If you have a large number of processes and want to filter the results based on a specific criteria, you can use the --sort and --filter options. For example, to list all the running processes sorted by memory usage, you can use the following command:
pm2 list --sort memory
To list all the processes with "app" in their name, you can use the following command:
pm2 list --filter app
These options can help you quickly find the information you need and manage your processes more efficiently with PM2.
Also, read: How to setup multiple node version in same system
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