If you are installing Node.js in Linux to use it in production, there is a big chance that you are using NodeSource Node.js Binary Distributions. In this talk you can find the process in which NodeSource Node.js Binary Distributions is updated, how new versions are supported, the human and infrastructure process, and some limitations of maintaining the channel. Also and most importantly, how the community can get involved with this project.

Node.js v14 has just been released. It comes with exciting features and enhancements. More importantly, it will be promoted to Long-Term Support (LTS) in October. The time to start trying said features and start testing your applications and secure a smooth transition is now. In this talk we will be showing the most relevant of these new features implementation examples and more.

NodeSource’s Enterprise Node.js (NSolid), combines the performance and open-source ecosystem of Node, with the first secure, end-to-end solution for scaled production diagnostics and monitoring that doesn’t incur latency overhead.

NodeSource developed a GitHub Action that can be used as a lightweight CI workflow. Whenever a PR is submitted, NodeSource's 'Node Certified Modules' (NCM) uses the NCM pipeline to check and evaluate the project. The PR then fails or passes depending on the project’s risk profile. The integration delivers detailed code annotations to reflect where certain risk factors occurred in your project.

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Amazon Web Services, the “Powered by AWS” logo, and AWS Lambda are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates in the United States and/or other countries.

Heap snapshots are one of the first steps to take when debugging Node.js applications with poor performance. N|Solid can help by automatically triggering heap snapshots of your Node.js applications and services in production, when they're under real-world load.