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I know what you're thinking--why would you want to use Oracle for your node backend when you have perfectly good options like mongo and the like? You know the old saying: "When in Rome, etc.". The business enterprise is quite likely Rome, and Rome likes its Oracle, baby.

My coding buddy Aaron Frost tamed this beast (to mix metaphors), so credit where it's due. I mostly watched and told him to use "sudo" in a couple of places. In this article we'll walk you through how he did it using one of two available drivers (as of ...

When you run a shell script or some other process from NodeJs and want to get the output in a stream to a client, you can redirect or pipe the output from the process that originally outputs to stdout into your socketio stream.

NodeJs can do many things. It can even run things that it can't do itself. For instance, I have a shell script that I don't want to rewrite in Javascript, so I want my Node app to run the shell script. No problemo.