Deploying LogSeq Sync without a container, directly over existing deployment of Node.js

I would like to self host the synchronization server, Logseq Sync

I operate a small cloud node, with a management portal that supports projects for Node.js.

Leveraging the existing instance of Node would be more lightweight than provisioning a container that includes the entire stack.

It is my preference to deploy the application while avoiding, if possible, provisioning a container.

However, the projects and documentation I have uncovered seem to be oriented strongly toward a container deployment.

Is support and documentation available for deploying the server over an existing deployment of Node.js?

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I Support this request!!

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