Architecting a Production-Ready Self-Hosted Ghost Instance
Learn how to architect a production-ready Ghost instance, from choosing MySQL 8 over SQLite to establishing secure data boundaries and operational health checks.
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Learn how to architect a production-ready Ghost instance, from choosing MySQL 8 over SQLite to establishing secure data boundaries and operational health checks.
Explore how YunoHost uses init and upgrade shell scripts to automate database setup, Nginx configuration, and application updates for self-hosted software.
YunoHost's built-in backup covers system config, users, mail, and apps, but a local archive is not a recovery plan. Learn how to schedule offsite copies via the CLI and validate the restore path before trusting it.
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Yunohost centralizes self-hosted app access through a manifest-based packaging standard and SSOwat reverse proxy, avoiding per-app logins and keeping permissions in one place.
Create a restorable Yunohost backup, verify the archive, and recover apps and system settings without rebuilding from scratch. Covers CLI commands, integrity checks, and version limitations.
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Yunohost makes one-click installs reliable by pairing a declarative manifest.json with root shell hooks and LDAP-backed SSO, keeping Debian hygiene while enabling upgrades, backups and multi-instance apps.
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