Overview

Meteor.sh was designed to simplify the process of setting up a Meteor server and deploying Meteor applications. Despite its initial promise, it's important to note that this project is no longer maintained, and users are cautioned against relying on it for important tasks. This script serves more as an archival curiosity rather than a fully functional solution for current Meteor deployment needs.

For those interested in the deployment of Meteor apps on their own servers, Meteor.sh provided a straightforward approach. However, the lack of updates means that potential users should be wary of broken functionality, security vulnerabilities, and compatibility issues that may arise.

Features

Easy Setup: Meteor.sh allows for simple server setup with minimal overhead, making it accessible for users who are familiar with command-line operations.
Dependency Installation: The script automatically installs critical dependencies like Node and MongoDB, streamlining the initial setup process for Meteor applications.
SSH Access: Users can deploy their apps by connecting to their server via SSH with root access, ensuring a secure and straightforward process.
Service Management: Once the app is deployed, Meteor.sh can start it as a service, enabling continuous operation without manual intervention.
Customizable Configuration: The configuration file allows users to modify the APP_HOST variable, providing flexibility for deploying on different servers.
Legacy Documentation: The project includes documentation that may still be helpful for understanding basic Meteor deployments, despite the lack of active maintenance.

Netmute

Meteor.sh