# Server Each deployd instance uses a single server to manage IO as well as tie together resources. Deployd's `Server` extends node's `http.Server`. A `Server` is created with an options object that tells deployd what port to serve on and which database to connect to. ## Class: Server Servers are created when calling the deployd exported function. var deployd = require('deployd') , options = {port: 3000} , server = deployd(options); * `options` {Object} - port {Number} - the port to listen on - db {Object} - the database to connect to - port {Number} - the port of the database server - host {String} - the ip or domain of the database server - name {String} - the name of the database - credentials {Object} - credentials for the server - username {String} - password {String} - env {String} - the environment to run in. *Note:* If `options.env` is "development", the dashboard will not require authentication and configuration will not be cached. Make sure to change this to "production" or something similar when deploying. ## Server.listen([port], [host]) Load any configuration and start listening for incoming connections. var dpd = require('deployd') , server = dpd() dpd.listen(); dpd.on('listening', function() { console.log(server.options.port); // 2403 }); ## Server.createStore(namespace) Create a new `Store` for persisting data using the database info that was passed to the server when it was created. // Create a new server var server = new Server({port: 3000, db: {host: 'localhost', port: 27015, name: 'my-db'}}); // Attach a store to the server var todos = server.createStore('todos'); // Use the store to CRUD data todos.insert({name: 'go to the store', done: true}, ...); // see `Store` for more info ## Server.sockets The **socket.io** sockets `Manager` object ([view source](https://github.com/LearnBoost/socket.io/blob/master/lib/manager.js)). ## Server.sessions The server's `SessionStore`. ## Server.router The server's `Router`. ## Server.resources An `Array` of the server's resource instances. These a built from the config and type loaders.