If you have Node.js installed, and a newer release has been published as a module, you can update to the newer release with (example): On Oracle Linux 9 Nodejs is released as an Appstream package as well as an AppStream module to install the default Node.js: If you have Node.js installed, and a newer release has been published: To install one Nodejs Stream (example below shows release 16): On Oracle Linux 8 Nodejs is released as an Appstream Module to list all the Nodejs Streams available: $ sudo yum update oracle-nodejs-release-el7 If you have Node.js installed, and a newer release has been published, make sure you update oracle-nodejs-release-el7 first. $ sudo dnf config-manager -set-enabled ol9_appstream Installing and updating Node.js Nodejs is released as an AppStream package for Oracle Linux 9 ol9_appstream repository is enabled by default on Oracle Linux 9. $ sudo dnf config-manager -set-enabled ol8_appstream Nodejs is released as an AppStream Module for Oracle Linux 8 ol8_appstream repository is enabled by default on Oracle Linux 8. $ sudo yum install -y oracle-nodejs-release-el7 oracle-release-el7 To configure the Node.js and the Oracle Instant Client repository: After installing this RPM, the default enabled repository is that for the latest available Node.js release.

To configure the yum repositories shown above on your system, install the oracle-nodejs-release-el7. For Oracle Linux 7, these packages are published in developer repositories, for which support is limited to package installation assistance only. Consult the Application Stream Module Life Cycle appendix in the Managing Software in Oracle Linux manual for support timelines. For Oracle Linux 9, the default packages (nodejs-16) are provided as standard packages while other releases are provided via AppStream modules.įor Oracle Linux 8, the packages are provided via AppStream modules and are covered under Oracle Linux support.

This page describes Node.js and related packages for current releases of Oracle Linux.

node-oracledb: Connecting Node.js to Oracle Database.

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