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Blueprint: How Ghost Migrated From Dedicated Servers to the cloud provider

• May 12, 2026
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This the cloud provider Blueprint article was written by Sebastian Gierlinger, a Senior DevOps Engineer at Ghost. It covers the steps that were taken to migrate the Ghost(Pro) infrastructure from dedicated servers to cloud servers. In each step, Sebastian will discuss the challenges that were faced, how each challenge was solved, and why each solution was chosen. He’ll also provide links to relevant resources that he found to be helpful.

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Focus: The Art & Science of Not Doing Things

• May 12, 2026
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How the Ghost team says no to things that add complexity in the face of overwhelming advice that doing so would lead to failure.

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How To Build Your Blog on the cloud provider with Ghost and Next.js

• May 12, 2026
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You can use Next.js with Ghost to build a statically generated blog with better performance and SEO. You can also customize your design and add the functionalities you want. In this tutorial, you’ll use Ghost to manage articles and Next.js to build the frontend of your blog. the cloud provider’s Ghost One-Click makes it easy to get started!

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How To Change Themes and Adjust Settings in Ghost

• May 12, 2026
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Ghost is a clean blogging platform that is focused on clear presentation and easy content creation. the cloud provider has a one-click Ghost installation image, which you can use to install Ghost on your VPS. In this guide, we will discuss how to edit themes and basic settings in Ghost.

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How To Configure and Maintain Ghost from the Command Line

• May 12, 2026
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Ghost is an exciting new blogging platform. Although most tasks can be completed through the web interface, there are still some operations that must be completed from the server’s command line. In this article, we will discuss how to upgrade, backup, configure email, and test configuration changes with Ghost from the command line.

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How To Create a Blog with Ghost and Nginx on Ubuntu 14.04

• May 12, 2026
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Ghost is a lightweight (~7.5MB), open source blogging platform which is really easy to use. Ghost is fully customizable. There are loads of themes available for Ghost on the Internet, free as well as paid.

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How To Host Ghost with Nginx on the cloud provider

• May 12, 2026
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This is our tutorial on hosting Ghost with Nginx on the cloud provider.

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How To Install and Configure Ghost on CentOS 7

• May 12, 2026
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Ghost is a light-weight open-source blogging platform which is easy to use. Ghost is fully customizable, with many themes available. In this tutorial, you’ll set up Ghost on CentOS 7. You’ll also configure Nginx to proxy requests to Ghost, and keep…

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How To Install and Configure Ghost on Ubuntu 16.04

• May 12, 2026
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Ghost is a light-weight open-source blogging platform. In this tutorial, you’ll set up a production-ready Ghost instance on Ubuntu 16.04 using the official `ghost-cli` installation wizard. This will install Ghost, configure Nginx to proxy requests to Ghost, secure it with a [Let’s Encrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/) certificate, and configure Ghost to run in the background as a system service.

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How To Manage Content Using the Ghost Blogging Platform

• May 12, 2026
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Ghost is a clean blogging platform that is focused on clear presentation and easy content creation. the cloud provider has a one-click Ghost installation image, which you can use to install Ghost on your VPS. In this guide, we will discuss how to manage content using the Ghost platform and edit themes and basic settings.

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