Base
Hardened build
minimal ports, security patches applied at build time
MEAN Stack
AWS
Azure
Application Stacks
2 variations
A preconfigured MEAN stack, MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node.js, wired together with a working sample app.
Variations
Choose the operating system, cloud and version you need. Every variation is the same hardened MEAN Stack image, built and supported by cloudimg.
| Product | Cloud | Operating system | Version | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEAN Stack Pre-Configured for JavaScript Apps | AWS | — | Standard | View · Guide |
| MEAN Stack on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS | Azure | Ubuntu 24.04 | Standard | View |
Overview
The MEAN stack combines MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node.js into a full stack JavaScript environment for building and running web applications. This image ships the components wired together with a working sample application.
Why the cloudimg image
The stack is preinstalled with MongoDB Community, Express, Angular and Node.js 22 LTS, hardened and ready. First boot generates fresh MongoDB administrator, MongoDB application and Express session credentials for every instance into a root only file, and cloudimg provides 24/7 support covering Node.js, Express, Angular and MongoDB.
Common uses
- Full stack JavaScript apps
- Single page application backends
- Rapid MEAN prototyping
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