Finally I've Hosted NodeJS app on cyber panel

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A few days back, I asked around: “How can we host Node.js apps on CyberPanel Project?”
Someone replied: “I know the way.”
I asked again: “Cool, how?”
His answer? “I’ll do it for you… but for a fee.”

At that point, all I really wanted was knowledge, not a middleman. I already knew how to host Node apps without CyberPanel, so I moved on. But the thought stuck with me: why should this be hidden behind a paywall? Why not make it easy for everyone?

Today, I finally sat down, coded, and boom :collision:—here it is.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: NodeCyber — a production-grade Node.js app manager for CyberPanel + OpenLiteSpeed.

With NodeCyber:

  • Install Node.js + PM2 automatically
  • Deploy Node apps in your public_html folder (just like PHP)
  • Switch between PHP and Node.js environments without breaking folder structure
  • Auto-assign ports, reverse proxy, and handle PM2 so your app stays alive

It’s literally:

sudo nodecyber install example.com /home/example.com/public_html "npm start"

…and you’re running. :rocket:

No secret sauce. No gatekeeping. Just open-source simplicity.

:globe_with_meridians: GitHub Repo: Witsberry/nodecyber

For all the Node.js + CyberPanel lovers out there, this one’s for you :heart:

Witsberry
Code for builders, not gatekeepers.

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