Node js project uploaded on godaddy. NPM start. But page is showing 503 error service unavailable

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Hi all
Initally I created a hello world application and hosted it on GoDaddy.
I used the command
Node index.js
To start the server.
The page was hosted successfully.

But when I hosted a big project of Node Js. Started the server using
NPM start
The page url is showing Service Unavailable.

GoDaddy support are saying that the problem is with the code.

Any one pls help.

What I have tried:

Successfully posted the hello world application on GoDaddy in nodejs.

Posted 28-Jul-20 17:13pm

Abhijeet Singh dbg

Updated 9-Nov-21 1:11am

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Sandeep Mewara 29-Jul-20 2:25am

See if this helps - not sure of exact steps done by you: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57923831/npm-error-503-service-unavailable-for-npm-install-command

Abhijeet Singh dbg 29-Jul-20 2:51am

Thanks for replying Sandeep.
Your link points to the error associated with the NPM install.
But I have already installed node and npm successfully.
Even while executing
npm start
I don't receive any error in the terminal.
Problem is that while navigating to the url in browser,
I receive Service Unavailable error.

Sandeep Mewara 29-Jul-20 3:29am

Thanks for checking and confirming.

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