GhostCMS + Astro + Cloudflare for writing content

GhostCMS + Astro + Cloudflare for writing content

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Just finished setting up GhostCMS and Astro integration!
This feature will eventually replace the /blog section on my website, making it much easier for me to write and manage articles

One of the most important things before releasing it to production is testing scheduled backups and restoring them.
Since I’m using Dokploy, the backup setup is much easier, especially for the database.

For the database, I’ve set up daily backups stored on Cloudflare R2. In the future, I plan to add more redundancy to make the backups safer and more reliable.

Next, I’ll be running a few more test cases before officially releasing the GhostCMS and Astro integration.
Of course, users won’t notice any difference, it’ll still be SSG (Static Site Generation) on the frontend

Is anyone else here also using GhostCMS with Astro.js, or maybe GhostCMS with a Jamstack setup?

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