Node and Angular project

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Hi, I'm a full stack JavaScript developer and I know the way to serve angular and nodejs application on a single port. Please get in touch. Thanks

Hi, I can help you. You have several options. .........................................................

Hello there, You can only have one process listen to one port, not just in Node.js, but generally (with exceptions that don't apply here). You can achieve what you need to one of two ways: 1. Combine the node apps You could make the apps into one application, listen once and then forward requests for each host to separate bits of code - if you wanted to achieve code separation still, the separate bits of code could be NPM modules that are actually written and maintained in isolation. 2. Use webserver to proxy the requests You could run the 2 node processes on some free port, say 5000 and 5001, and use a webserver to forward requests to it automatically based on host. I'd recommend Nginx for this, as its proxying capabilities are both relatively easy to set up, and powerful. It's also fairly good at not using too many system resources. Apache and others can also be used for this, but my personal preference would be Nginx. Conclusion My recommendation would be that you install a webserver and forward requests on the exposed port to the separately running node processes. I'd actually recommend that you run node behind a proxy as default for a project, and only expose it directly in excpetional circumstances. You get a lot of configuration options, security, and scalability benefits if your app already involves a well hardened server setup.