Backend API container hosting

Node.js Hosting

Deploy Node.js applications on HostOya using container-based hosting with Node.js 22, workspace visibility, and simple resource settings.

Node.js Hosting

Backend API

Node.js 22

Runtime

3000

Port

Git / build recipe / image

Source

Asia-Pacific

Region

Advantages

Why teams choose this HostOya option when comparing free hosting, managed hosting, and container deployment platforms.

Use a ready Node.js deployment preset without writing platform glue code first.

Run the workload as a portable container instead of locking the app to one hosting runtime.

Keep deployments, domains, variables, secrets, and managed services grouped by workspace.

Start from free or low-resource container service positioning before scaling paid capacity.

How It Works

1

Choose template

Select the Node.js ready-to-use option from the container catalog.

2

Connect source

Deploy from Git, a build recipe, or an existing application image.

3

Review commands

HostOya shows build command, start command, package manager, and port before deployment.

4

Run container

The backend queues the workload and the regional node agent runs it inside the workspace.

Use Cases

APIs, workers, and backend services running as long-lived containers.
Teams searching for free nodejs hosting can start with a simple container path and grow into managed resources.
Use it for product apps, internal tools, APIs, workers, previews, or customer-facing services.
Connect nearby managed services such as MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, queues, or object storage.

Alternatives

Render

Supports custom application services; HostOya focuses on workspace-level orchestration and future regional pools.

Fly.io

Strong distributed app platform; HostOya starts with product regions and simple container operations.

Railway

Fast deployments; HostOya keeps an explicit container-oriented provisioning model.

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