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Meteor.js Applications

Meteor.js is a full-stack JavaScript framework designed to build real-time web and mobile applications, faster and more easily. Deploy your Meteor.js apps on a cloud platform that is simple, powerful, and resilient.
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    01 High Availability

    Your Meteor applications need to be available at all times. Clever Cloud provides resilient hosting, continuous monitoring, and automated restarts so you never lose uptime, even under real-time workloads.

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    02 Auto-Scaling

    Real-time apps often face unpredictable traffic spikes. Clever Cloud scales your Meteor applications automatically or manually, depending on your needs, ideal for chat, dashboards, or seasonal peaks.

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    03 Simple Pricing

    You only pay when your applications are running. Pause them anytime, buy credits flexibly, and use them in either manual or auto-scaling mode.

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    04 More Time for Your Product

    Meteor requires heavy builds and precise configurations. Clever Cloud manages dedicated builds, Node.js versions, and HTTPS setup for you—so you can focus on development instead of infrastructure.

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    05 Seamless MongoDB Integration

    Meteor works best with MongoDB. Clever Cloud automatically links your applications to managed MongoDB add-ons.

Our pricing depends on the size and the number of instances your application needs. Compare it with your current pricing or on our calculator in the pricing page.

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