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Self-host Emulatorjs on DockHive
In browser web based emulation portable to nearly any device for many retro consoles
Emulatorjs - In browser web based emulation portable to nearly any device for many retro consoles. A mix of emulators is used between Libretro and EmulatorJS.
- From Micro · about $2/month always on
- Games
- Networking
Deploy Emulatorjs in one click
- 1 Open the App MarketplaceSign in to the DockHive console and open HivePods → App Marketplace, or follow the install link on this page.
- 2 Pick EmulatorjsSearch for Emulatorjs or find it under Games, then choose a size (Micro or larger) and the region closest to you.
- 3 InstallClick Install. Emulatorjs is usually running in about a minute.
- 4 Open itOpen your pod's address to finish setting up Emulatorjs.
Running Emulatorjs on DockHive
Smallest size
Emulatorjs needs at least a Micro HivePod (about $2 a month if it runs all the time). Smaller sizes can't be picked for it. It is billed by the hour while it runs, from your plan's included vCPU-hours first, and a stopped pod costs nothing.
Its own HTTPS address
Emulatorjs gets its own HTTPS address as soon as it's running. You can also serve it on your own domain: add the domain to the pod and the certificate is issued automatically.
Your data and backups
Emulatorjs's data stays on the pod's disk and survives restarts. HivePod backups include all of it, and restoring a backup brings back the same app with the same data.
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Questions about hosting Emulatorjs
How do I self-host Emulatorjs on DockHive?
Open HivePods → App Marketplace in the DockHive console, pick Emulatorjs, choose a size and a region and click Install. It runs in its own HivePod at its own HTTPS address, usually in about a minute.
How much does it cost to run Emulatorjs?
An app pod is billed like any HivePod: by the hour while it runs, from your plan's included vCPU-hours first. Emulatorjs needs at least a Micro pod, which is about $2 a month if it runs all the time. A stopped pod costs nothing.
Where is my Emulatorjs data kept?
On the pod's disk, in the region you picked. It survives restarts, HivePod backups include it, and restoring a backup brings back the same app with the same data.
Can I put Emulatorjs on my own domain?
Yes. Add your domain on the pod's Custom domains card, create the CNAME and TXT records it shows at your DNS provider, and the HTTPS certificate is issued once the domain is verified.
Is Emulatorjs made by DockHive?
No. Emulatorjs is an open-source project by its own developers. DockHive's App Marketplace installs and runs it for you.
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Run Emulatorjs in about a minute
Sign in, open the App Marketplace and click Install. Stop the pod whenever you like: a stopped pod costs nothing.