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Bitnami MEAN Stack for Windows / Linux / MacOS / OS X VM

Getting started

Obtain application and server credentials
Get started with MEAN
Access a MEAN server application
List included components
Create a new MEAN project

apache

Understand the default Apache configuration

mongodb

Understand the default MongoDB configuration
Obtain MongoDB root credentials
Connect to MongoDB

Configuration

Create a custom HTTP-only application

apache

Enable different Apache modules

mongodb

Create a MongoDB database and user

nodejs

Install Node.js applications
Install Node.js modules

Administration

Start or stop services on Windows
Start or stop services on OS X
Start or stop services on Linux
Connect to MEAN from a different machine
Run console commands
Create and restore application backups

apache

List installed Apache modules
Access an application using only a single domain with Apache
Redirect custom domains to the Apache server
Modify the Apache port
Password-protect access to an application with Apache
Publish web pages
Create an SSL certificate for Apache
Enable HTTPS support with Apache
Force HTTPS redirection with Apache
Enable HTTP/2 support with Apache
Configure multiple SSL domains on the same IP address
Troubleshoot SSL certificates and keys
Understand default .htaccess file configuration
Use PageSpeed with Apache

lego

Auto-configure a Let's Encrypt certificate

mongodb

Modify the default MongoDB root password
Secure MongoDB
Create and restore MongoDB backups

nodejs

Use Oracle Database with MEAN
Upgrade npm
List installed Node.js modules
Start Express
Create a custom Node.js application
Create a project using Express

Troubleshooting

apache

Debug Apache errors
Deny connections from bots/attackers

mongodb

Check the MongoDB log file

Check the MongoDB log file

The main log file is created at installdir/mongodb/log/mongodb.log on the MongoDB database server host.

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Last modification September 7, 2018

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