What is the difference between using StrongLoop "slc run" and "node app.js"

Question

I am working on instructions for creating StrongLoop and have created my sample application. Although the instructions tell me to use:

slc run .

to launch my application, I noticed that I can also launch my application with:

node app.js

and get the same result. Obviously, using the second approach, I can integrate the StrongLoop application with tools such as forever.

So my question is: what additional benefits does slc-run offer? Does it have features like automatic restart, etc.

Answer 1

You can do more with slcanything node app.js.

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: http://docs.strongloop.com/display/SLC/StrongLoop+Controller

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Answer 2

- node slc.

"slc run. size 2". 1 1 , . , , , , (slc-) , , :

"slc clusterctl size 4". . .

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- "slc debug". node Inspector , .

Answer 3

(v2.1.1), slc run node app.js , REPL (/ reple.js # L150L24). , , , main package.json, Module._load().

slc run app.js, , : lib/commands/run.js # 30.

! https://github.com/strongloop/strong-cli

Answer 4

- "slc debug app.js", node - . CLI. , , node .

Answer 5

Linux init.d Daemon script, slc : https://gist.github.com/gurdotan/23311a236fc65dc212da

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Answer 6

slc run

while node . node [fileName] Nodejs