Hosting » Jeasx - JSX with Ease

Jeasx supports various hosting modes tailored to different needs and preferences. You can host Jeasx on a dedicated server or VPS, deploy it via a Docker container, or opt for a serverless approach.

Hosting on a dedicated / virtual private server (VPS)

Typically, a Jeasx application requires around 35 MB of RAM and a single (v)CPU. Therefore the smallest server should get you started. Running Jeasx on a server involves installing Node.js (or Bun), building the application with npm run build and starting it with npm start. I highly recommend to use a process manager like pm2 to keep your application running.

To keep the footprint of Jeasx minimal, it does not include built-in HTTPS support. Therefore, you'll need to deploy a reverse proxy like Caddy in front of Jeasx to handle SSL termination.

Container based hosting

An powerful self-hosted option is to install Dokploy on your server. Dokploy uses Docker under the hood and comes with a nice user interface to create deployments directly from GitHub.

For straightforward Node.js-based hosting, platforms like Railway and Koyeb are excellent choices. Both support deploying Docker containers, which I highly recommend as the default builders (e.g., Railpack / Buildpack) create containers that use significantly more resources than the optimized Dockerfile provided via the quickstart template.

If you prefer Docker containers exclusively with a fixed pricing model, Sliplane is a viable option.

Serverless hosting

For a serverless setup, Vercel is an option, as Jeasx can be bootstrapped with the necessary configurations via the quickstart template. Other serverless platforms should work with additional configurations, but I haven't tested any of them.