This document provides instructions for deploying a Node.js application to Heroku using Eclipse and Git. It outlines setting up SSH keys in Bitbucket and Heroku, installing relevant Eclipse plugins, creating a sample Node.js app with Express and logging middleware, adding a package.json file and Procfile for deployment, committing changes to Git, deploying to Heroku, and checking application logs on Heroku.

1. Jitendra Zaa

2. Youtube Video URL
 http://youtu.be/jVkG9Kb07fc

3. Tools and Technology
 Language – Node.js
 Platform – Heroku
 Git – Bitbucket using SSH key
 IDE – Eclipse
 Eclipse Plugins
 Egit
 Heroku
 NodeEclipse

4. Setup Bitbucket (Optional)

5. Setup SSH Key in Bitbucket and
Heroku
 Create RSA SSH Key from Eclipse.
 Save that key in BitBucket as well as Heroku.
 Explained in article link provided in next slides.

6. Introduction to EGit
 Check this article :
 http://www.shivasoft.in/blog/salesforce/salesforce-git-
eclipse-egit-better-and-distributed-source-control/

7. Introduction to Heroku Plugin
 Check this –
 http://www.shivasoft.in/blog/java/creating-first-
application-in-heroku-using-eclipse/

8. Creating Blank Heroku Application
 In Eclipse, Click on Create New Project
 And select Heroku, assuming you have already
installed Heroku plugin in Eclipse.
 Refer article explained in starting of this presentation

9. Create sample Node.js startup File
Create Web.js file with following code
var express = require("express");
var logfmt = require("logfmt");
var app = express();
app.use(logfmt.requestLogger());
app.get('/', function(req, res) {
res.send('Hello World!');
});
var port = Number(process.env.PORT || 5000);
app.listen(port, function() {
console.log("Listening on " + port);
});

10. Create Package.json
 Open root application path in console
 Run “npm init” command and provide all information
 Now run below command
 npm install express logfmt --save

11. Create Package.json
 Add below entry in generated package.json
{
"engines": {
"node": "0.10.x"
}
}

12. Create Procfile
Only one line needs to enter
web: node Web.js

13. Commit to Git
 First Commit to Local
 Then
 Heroku

14. Assign Dyno to your application
 A dyno is a lightweight container running a single
user-specified command
 Assign 1 Dyno to your Heroku application which is free

15. How to check logs on Heroku
 Navigate to your Node.js application folder and run
below command :
 Heroku logs

16. Test your application
Thanks