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1.4.0 upgrade #71
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Probably not right away (I'm trying to ensure that Ghost Desktop is updated first), but I'd be super excited about a PR! |
I'm playing around with trying to get this to work, but it seems with ghost's new configuration system in v1, you now have to pass the I can't find much docs on iisnode. Is there a way to get it to send the port it wants on a different env variable besides |
I'm interested to upgrading to the newer version. But without success. If someone get it working, will great to share how. |
I've pretty much just built my blog and found out that I'll probably be better upgrading before I do much now. Appreciate you're working on another project, I don't have much coding skills beyond powershell but if you can point me in the direction to help, I don't mind trying |
For anyone interested, I managed to get Ghost v1 working on azure. It is not nearly as elegant as the solution in this repo with the one-click deployment and all. But, it works for me. |
I am interested thanks for that Chadly. Sadly I think it's a bit out my league tech wise |
Also if anyone's interested I also got Ghost 1.x running in Azure and did a one-click deployment for it - https://github.com/gazooka/GhostInAzureWebApp I only found Chadly's repo after I'd got it running so experienced similar issues he did but my approach was a little different - install Ghost as an NPM module of my repo and then use iisnode to run it; this also makes upgrading pretty much just yarn upgrade (or at least it has been so far, haven't really done much with Ghost in anger, I only started looking at it as I was thinking about setting up a blog...) It does have some issues, namely startup performance, but Chadly's CDN trick would probably fix that. |
That's great thank you. Might need to have a look before I have more
content to shift
…On Tue, 3 Oct 2017, 18:00 gazooka, ***@***.***> wrote:
Also if anyone's interested I also got Ghost 1.x running in Azure and did
a one-click deployment for it -
https://github.com/gazooka/GhostInAzureWebApp
I only found Chadly's repo after I'd got it running so experienced similar
issues he did but my approach was a little different - install Ghost as an
NPM module of my repo and then use iisnode to run it; this also makes
upgrading pretty much just yarn upgrade (or at least it has been so far,
haven't really done much with Ghost in anger, I only started looking at it
as I was thinking about setting up a blog...)
It does have some issues, namely startup performance, but Chadly's CDN
trick would probably fix that.
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Hi all! I have an problem with deploying ghost from vsts to azure.
Thank you! |
Hello, guys! Any contributions are welcomed! |
That's awesome thanks. Can I use this to upgrade my blog at all.
Unfortunately I have no skills in this area to contribute
…On Thu, 16 Nov 2017, 19:49 Radoslav Gatev, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, guys!
You can take a look at https://github.com/solvsoftware/Ghost-Azure. We
have released v1.16.0
<https://github.com/solvsoftware/Ghost-Azure/releases/tag/1.16.0>. We are
currently baking v1.17.2
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With the Azure App Service on Linux it has become way easier to get Ghost working out of the box through Docker containers. I have cooked one with integrated Let's Encrypt TLS certificate management. In case this is useful for you: https://github.com/cmilanf/docker/tree/master/Linux/ghost-azurewebapplinux |
Any chance you'll be upgrading this one day for the new Ghost? I took a stab at it myself but it's a pretty involved upgrade with the amount of stuff they changed for the 1.0 release.
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