We have looked at Node.js and what it has to offer in the past few chapters. While we have not gone over every module or everything that Node.js has to offer, we have all the pieces to put together a static content/generator site. This means that we will set up a server to listen for requests and build pages off of that request.
To implement this server, we will need to understand how site generation works, and how we might implement this as an on-the-fly operation. On top of this, we will look at caching so that we do not have to recompile every single time a page is requested. Overall, in this chapter, we will look at and implement the following:
- Understanding static content
- Setting up our server
- Adding caching and clustering
