Persistent service
Keep DJOBOX Cloud · Node.js available continuously.
Deploy DJOBOX Cloud · Node.js on DJOBOX with configurable RAM, CPU and SSD, persistent storage, monitoring and centralized management.

Run DJOBOX Cloud · Node.js without managing a separate Linux VPS. Choose the capacity you need and manage useful operations through DJOBOX Control.
Ideal for persistent tools, backends, bots, databases and small services that can share one flexible DJOBOX capacity.
The same DJOBOX capacity can evolve as your needs change.
Keep DJOBOX Cloud · Node.js available continuously.
Run a service for your team or community.
Share one DJOBOX capacity between several applications.
These values are starting points. Real usage depends on your content, players and workload.
For a lightweight service, test or small project.
Configure my DJOBOXA balanced setup for everyday use.
Configure my DJOBOXFor more traffic, data, workers or related services.
Configure my DJOBOXAvailable features adapt to the service type and capabilities exposed by the template.
Follow execution and diagnose errors from Control.
Assign RAM, CPU and storage according to actual load.
Protect persistent data and important configuration.
Track resource usage and service availability.
BOXI works with the context available in DJOBOX Control: state, health, resources, console, configuration and compatible features.
Discover BOXIYour application can run as an independent service in your DJOBOX. Avoid stacking small VPS instances and keep console, resources, backups and operations in one place.
When your project changes, released resources can be reused for another game or application in the DJOBOX catalog.
Resources, files, backups, scaling and BOXI.
The template recommends 512 Mo, 0,5 vCPU and about 2 Go of storage as a starting point.
Yes. DJOBOX resources can be increased and redistributed between services.
Yes, as long as combined usage stays within your DJOBOX capacity.
Yes, for services using persistent data, DJOBOX Control provides available backup functions.
Yes. BOXI can analyze service state, resources and available context and guide supported operations.