Node-RED

Node-RED

Low-code, flow-based programming for event-driven applications

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5.0.9 · Verified 5 hours ago

Application tests passed; AWS environment evidence comes from the referenced platform verification.

Before this version became the public one, it was checked on a real one-off AWS stack: data directory writable by the image user, admin area protection. This excludes full business acceptance and trusted TLS certificate issuance.

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Latest Version5.0.9
Deployment paused pending data permissions and protected editor access.Technical details
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5.0.9Nov 1, 2026Deployment pausedBug FixAWS · referenced
5.0.8Oct 16, 2026Deployment pausedBug FixAWS · referenced
5.0.7Sep 16, 2026Deployment pausedInitialAWS · referenced

Technical information

Container port1880
Supported Architecturesx86_64
AMIami-0d6dd9e8265d48906
Container imagenodered/node-red:5.0.9

FAQ

How do I access Node-RED after deployment?

After CREATE_COMPLETE, run SSMPortForwardCommand from the stack Outputs in your local terminal and keep it running. Open http://localhost:8080 to initialize the application privately. Public access stays blocked until you explicitly enable HTTPS. The flow editor is available at / after startup. Configure editor access control before exposing production flows.

Where are application data and credentials stored?

Application data is mounted at /data from the encrypted EBS data volume. The volume survives stack deletion and keeps billing; retention is not a backup. Platform proxy credentials and host configuration are on the root disk and are not included in a data-volume snapshot. See the backup guide before deleting anything.