I've started working with ghost lately. Lightweight and build on nodejs. I'm more comfortable with js than php so that is a plus for me. Right now, I'm hosting via ghost.io, which isn't cheap, but isn't deadly expensive, either. I'm hosting because I wanted to get up and running on the spot. They promise that all your data is yours to keep, which is good for when I want to migrate to my own hosting solution.
I use Ghost (I'm assuming this is the same platform) to host my personal blog. I didn't know about ghost.io though, I'll have to check that out. I host all of my sites with Digital Ocean droplets for $5/mo each.
Yeah! My background is in system admin stuff so setting up my own web server and having the flexibility and freedom to do what I needed to do without fumbling around cPanel is great for me. I also used Let's Encrypt for my SSL certificate because I like the certbot command line utility to install and update my certs.
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I've started working with ghost lately. Lightweight and build on nodejs. I'm more comfortable with js than php so that is a plus for me. Right now, I'm hosting via ghost.io, which isn't cheap, but isn't deadly expensive, either. I'm hosting because I wanted to get up and running on the spot. They promise that all your data is yours to keep, which is good for when I want to migrate to my own hosting solution.
I use Ghost (I'm assuming this is the same platform) to host my personal blog. I didn't know about ghost.io though, I'll have to check that out. I host all of my sites with Digital Ocean droplets for $5/mo each.
Digitial Ocean?! I'd heard of them but then forgotten about it. That's really good news for when it's time for me to migrate.
Yeah! My background is in system admin stuff so setting up my own web server and having the flexibility and freedom to do what I needed to do without fumbling around cPanel is great for me. I also used Let's Encrypt for my SSL certificate because I like the certbot command line utility to install and update my certs.