Posts tagged "nodejs"

Upgrade Node.js 20 to Node.js 24 on Debian 12 Using APT: A Security-Focused Guide

Node.js is a critical component of many production environments, powering REST APIs, background workers, web applications, and real-time services. Keeping the runtime updated is an important part of maintaining server security. On April 30, 2026, Node.js 20 reached End of Life (EOL). This means it no longer receives official upstream security updates. The October 21,… Continue reading →

Install Node.js 24 & PM2 on Debian 13, Including Log Rotation

If you’re running Debian 13 for a production server, Node.js 24 + PM2 is a practical setup, simple deployment, easy process management, and predictable restarts. Below is a production-friendly installation guide, including PM2 log rotation. 1. Install Node.js 24 (via NodeSource) Update packages and install prerequisites: Add the NodeSource GPG key: Add the Node.js 24… Continue reading →

Choosing Between n and nvm, The Best Node.js Version Manager for You

When working with Node.js, managing different versions efficiently is essential. Whether you’re running apps on servers or juggling multiple projects locally, a version manager simplifies your workflow. Two of the most popular tools for this job are n and nvm. Each has its strengths, and choosing the right one depends on your environment and use… Continue reading →