Pre-configured Node.js 24 (Current) runtime environment on Amazon Linux 2023. Features the latest V8 engine with newest JavaScript features, security hardening, automatic updates, npm included, and ready-to-use development tools. Ideal for developers seeking cutting-edge capabilities.
Node.js 24 on Amazon Linux 2023 provides a fully configured, production-ready environment for building and running Node.js applications on AWS.
This AMI is built on a minimal installation of Amazon Linux 2023, updated to the latest security patches, and includes Node.js 24 (Current release) runtime pre-installed and configured. Node.js 24 features the latest V8 engine with cutting-edge JavaScript features, improved performance, and the newest Node.js capabilities. It is designed for developers who want to leverage the latest language features and runtime improvements.
Note: Node.js 24 is a Current release (not LTS). For production workloads requiring long-term stability, consider Node.js 20 LTS.
Key components included:
Node.js 24 runtime (latest V8 engine)
npm package manager
Core build tools (gcc, make, python3)
Git version control
The system is security hardened following best practices. SSH access uses key pair authentication only. Unnecessary services and packages have been removed to reduce the attack surface. Automatic security updates are enabled by default.
This AMI is suitable for early adopters, experimental projects, development environments, and applications requiring the latest JavaScript features and Node.js capabilities.
Highlights
Cutting-edge Node.js - Node.js 24 (Current) with the latest V8 engine and newest JavaScript features for forward-looking development.
Security hardened - Built on Amazon Linux 2023 with automatic security updates, key-based SSH only, and minimal attack surface.
Production optimized - Minimal footprint with only essential packages installed. Fast boot time and low resource overhead for cost-effective deployments.
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What does the hourly rate for each instance type actually cover?
Each rate covers the software licence for Node.js 24 on Amazon Linux 2023, plus support from ThinkCloud. You pay this per running instance-hour. It does not include the underlying AWS infrastructure charge for the EC2 instance itself, which AWS bills separately at standard rates.
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The software charge meters running instance-hours only. A fully stopped instance does not accrue the hourly software fee. Note that AWS may still charge for attached storage while the instance is stopped, but that is separate from this listing's software rate.
How do I choose between the many instance types listed?
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Version release notes
Node.js 24 on Amazon Linux 2023
Additional details
Usage instructions
SSH to the instance and login as 'ec2-user' using the key specified at launch. Additional information may be found at : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/AccessingInstancesLinux.html
After entering the system, please check the Readme file under the /root path, which contains detailed configuration information
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