PM2 vs systemd for Node.js: Why systemd Wins
Compare PM2 and systemd for a single Ubuntu VPS and see why the init system you already run is the better supervisor for Node.js in production.
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Compare PM2 and systemd for a single Ubuntu VPS and see why the init system you already run is the better supervisor for Node.js in production.
Set PHP file ownership so a deploy user ships code, www-data can read it, and only storage, cache, and upload directories stay group-writable on the VPS.
Decide when WhiteNoise is enough for Django static files and when nginx should serve them, so your Python app stays fast without extra moving parts.
Keep the listening socket in systemd so Node restarts do not drop the bind, and nginx clients stop seeing connection refused during deploys.
Install WordPress by hand on Ubuntu with nginx, PHP-FPM, and MariaDB: core files, wp-config, permalinks, and hardening without a one-click app marketplace.
Keep secrets out of git with .env files and 12-factor environment variables so a single Ubuntu VPS can host one Python app cleanly and safely.
Load production secrets from a root-owned env file, keep them out of git, and wire EnvironmentFile so systemd injects those values at start time.
Run Laravel on a VPS with a writable storage tree, a systemd queue worker, and cron for schedule:run so logs, jobs, and scheduled tasks survive every deploy.
Ship a Python app as a systemd unit with Restart=always, or use a socket unit, so the process comes back after crashes without a babysitter.
Put nginx in front of a Node.js app bound to 127.0.0.1, terminate TLS at the proxy, and keep the Node runtime off the public internet entirely.
Install PHP packages for production with Composer --no-dev, a dumped autoloader, and a deploy user so PHPUnit and debugbars never reach the live VPS.
Point one DNS record at your VPS, write a five-line Caddyfile, and Caddy obtains and renews TLS certificates for your Vite app automatically.