This product has charges associated with it for Hanwei's integration of Node.js 22, npm, gcc, make, Python 3, and Git on CentOS Stream 9, plus security hardening, optimized performance configuration, a reduced package and service footprint, dnf-automatic security updates, and AMI preparation.
This product provides Node.js 22 with npm, gcc, make, Python 3, and Git pre-integrated on CentOS Stream 9. Hanwei delivers the environment as an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) with a security-hardening baseline, optimized performance configuration, a reduced package and service footprint, and automatic operating-system security updates through dnf-automatic.
Marketplace software charges cover Hanwei's integration of the Node.js runtime and native-module build toolchain; application of the CentOS security-hardening and optimized performance baseline; operating-system minimization and update configuration; and AMI construction. Hanwei support is supplementary and is not the sole basis for the software charges.
Node.js 22 Lifecycle Notice
As of this listing revision, Node.js 22 is in Maintenance LTS and is planned to reach upstream End-of-Life on April 30, 2027. Customers remain responsible for monitoring the upstream lifecycle and migrating to a supported Node.js release before support ends. Operating-system security updates do not upgrade the Node.js major version or extend its upstream lifecycle.
What Hanwei Adds to the Upstream Software
Runtime and build-tool integration: Node.js 22 and npm are installed with gcc, make, Python 3, and Git to support application deployment and npm packages that compile native extensions.
Reduced operating-system footprint: The AMI is prepared from a minimal CentOS Stream 9 installation, with unnecessary services and packages removed. Customers should confirm that the resulting package set supports their application and operational requirements.
Security-hardening baseline: SELinux runs in enforcing mode. SSH uses key-pair authentication and does not accept password authentication. The standardized CentOS baseline also configures audit logging and kernel security controls.
Optimized performance configuration: The standardized CentOS profile raises the file-descriptor limit from 1,024 to 65,536 and the memory-map ceiling from 65,530 to 262,144. The device receive backlog is raised from 1,000 to 16,384, the TCP SYN backlog from 128 to 8,192, socket buffer maxima are set to 16 MB, TCP congestion-window state is retained across idle periods, and the system journal is capped at 500 MB.
Automatic operating-system security updates: dnf-automatic is enabled for the configured operating-system repositories. Customers should review its repositories, schedule, package scope, restart behavior, and operational impact after launch.
Build-date package baseline: CentOS packages are prepared at versions available from the configured repositories when the image is built. Customers remain responsible for reviewing and applying updates after launch.
Highlights
Node.js 22, npm, gcc, make, Python 3, and Git are pre-integrated on CentOS Stream 9 for application and native-module build workflows.
Hanwei applies SELinux enforcement, key-only SSH, a reduced package and service footprint, and a standardized security-hardening baseline.
Optimized performance settings configure resource and network ceilings, while dnf-automatic provides configured operating-system security updates.
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You pay by the hour for this hardened Node.js 22 image running on CentOS Stream 9. Pricing is not tiered. Instead, each dimension matches one AWS EC2 instance type, and you pick the one that fits your workload. The software rate attaches to the instance you launch. Costs scale with instance size and family. Smaller instances like t3.nano or t2.micro cost less per hour, while larger compute, memory, storage, or accelerated instances cost more. GPU, inference, training, and bare-metal options are available for heavier needs. You run only the instances you choose and stop charges by stopping them.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one hourly unit cover for this product?
Each hourly unit covers the hardened Node.js 22 software running on one EC2 instance of the type you select. You pay the software rate for every hour that instance runs. The rate is tied to the chosen instance type, so larger families and sizes carry a higher hourly software charge.
Am I charged when my instance is stopped?
The software rate meters running hours only. When you stop the instance, the hourly software charge stops. AWS may still bill for attached storage while the instance is stopped, but the software license itself accrues only while the instance runs. Restarting resumes the hourly software charge.
Does running more instances change the per-hour rate?
No. Each running instance bills at its own type's hourly software rate. Running several instances adds each rate together for every hour they run. Mixing instance types means each carries its own rate. Your total is the sum of all running instances' hourly charges.
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Version release notes
Initial release of Node.js 22 LTS on CentOS Stream 9
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This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for baseline security hardening, kernel performance tuning, weekly automated patch integrations, versatile storage support (Standard & LVM), and pre-integrated AWS cloud utilities.
This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for baseline security hardening, kernel performance tuning, weekly automated patch integrations, versatile storage support (Standard & LVM), and pre-integrated AWS cloud utilities.
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