Ghost

Ghost uses Nodemailer to fling emails around, which means you can use an email hosting solution with Ghost in order to send emails out. The Ghost team have covered self hosted mail configuration, though it might not be obvious what to do if you use a lesser known email hosting solution, or even operate your own.

This is a step by step guide on how to optimise Ghost and nginx. This guide is part of the Deploy Ghost series and is split into three parts - Deploying, Securing, and Optimising. This is part three and once we’re done, we will have nginx and our Ghost blog optimised to serve content quickly and reduce the server load in the process.

This is a step by step guide on how to secure Ghost with nginx and Let’s Encrypt. This guide is part of the Deploy Ghost series and is split into three parts - Deploying, Securing, and Optimising. This is part two and once we’re done, we will have our Ghost blog running over HTTPS, with a good TLS and security header setup.

With the release of Ghost 1.0, this guide is now deprecated. Please check out the official documentation on how to install the latest version. This is a step by step guide on how to deploy Ghost on Debian (Jessie) using nginx as a reverse-proxy, and PM2 as our Node.js process manager.