Third-party MeteorJS hosting solutions

So far, we have seen various solutions and options to set up our own infrastructure for hosting a MeteorJS application. Now, we have a broad picture about what all components are required to host a MeteorJS application. It is not always possible to have a self-set infrastructure. Most of the developers try to get a hosting space from some providers and then host the application. In the case of MeteorJS, we have to be very specific and picky about the third-party hosting solutions for various reasons.

It is important to check whether the sticky session support is available. Many will claim they do have, but later there won't be. Similarly, it is better to have WebSocket support. Even if WebSocket support is not there, MeteorJS will fall back to SockJS.

However, while choosing, choose the one with the support. It is good to host MongoDB in one of the MongoDB hosting providers, if you are not an expert in it. The MongoDB solutions out there have tested...