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Leveraging Kubernetes CronJobs for automated backups of a headless Ghost blog to AWS S3
On how to leverage Kubernetes CronJobs to implement a simple automated backup solution of a headless Ghost blog to S3.
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Migrating this blog to the JAMstack: Gatsby as the FrontEnd, with Ghost as a headless CMS running in a self-hosted Kubernetes cluster
This blog post depicts how a last year experiment of running this Ghot blog in Kubernetes went further by migrating to the JAMstack: Gatsby as the FrontEnd (deployed to Netlify) and Ghost as a headless CMS running in Kubernetes.
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This Ghost Blog is now running with Let's Encrypt in a cheap bare-metal Kubernetes Cluster (on Hetzner Cloud) — Part 3/3
On how to run a Ghost blog with Let's Encrypt in a cheap bare-metal Kubernetes Cluster in Hetzner Cloud
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This Ghost Blog is now running with Let's Encrypt in a cheap bare-metal Kubernetes Cluster (on Hetzner Cloud) — Part 2/3
On how to run a Ghost blog with Let's Encrypt in a cheap bare-metal Kubernetes Cluster in Hetzner Cloud
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This Ghost Blog is now running with Let's Encrypt in a cheap bare-metal Kubernetes Cluster (on Hetzner Cloud) — Part 1/3
On how to run a Ghost blog with Let's Encrypt in a cheap bare-metal Kubernetes Cluster in Hetzner Cloud
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Adding Code Syntax Highlighting to a Ghost Blog with Prism.js
Ghost is an awesome and user-friendly Open-Source platform for blogging. But by default, it does not support syntax highlighting, which may not be very practical if you happen to add code snippets to your posts. Thankfully, Ghost is very easy to customize in different ways, and one way we are