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Add NODE_OPTIONS runtime configuration section #407

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Description

Documents recommended best-practice Node.js flags for production JS executor deployments: heap memory cap with container OOM guidance, Permission Model hardening, and filesystem access restriction.

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Type of change

  • New / updated documentation page (src/content/docs/**)
  • Shared include file (src/content/_includes/**)
  • Component, layout, or styling change (src/components/**, src/styles/**)
  • Landing / use-case / case-study page (src/pages/**, src/data/**)
  • Redirects (src/data/redirects.ts)
  • Version bump / release (see release skill)
  • Build, CI, scripts, or tooling
  • Other (please describe)

Affected products

CE, PE

Checklist

  • pnpm check passes (Astro / TypeScript)
  • pnpm lint:eslint passes
  • pnpm lint:slugcheck passes (required if pages were added/renamed/moved across languages)
  • pnpm lint:linkcheck passes locally — required to merge; run it before requesting review (use pnpm lint:linkcheck:nobuild if you already ran a build)
  • Renamed/removed pages have a redirect in src/data/redirects.ts, and pnpm generate:redirects was run
  • No hardcoded versions — values come from src/data/versions.ts
  • Screenshots attached for visual changes

…CE and PE

Documents recommended best-practice Node.js flags for production JS executor
deployments: heap memory cap with container OOM guidance, Permission Model
hardening, and filesystem access restriction.
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