Set Up a Local File Sharing Server on Raspberry Pi 4 B
The latest Raspberry Pi 4B comes with a Gigabit ethernet port, up to 4GB RAM and 2 USB3 port. Because of its low power supply, Raspberry Pi 4 surely has the capability of working as an affordable file server to back up and share files from anywhere on your local network. In other words, all your local devices not only can backup your important files to the Raspberry Pi, but also plays movies stored in the Raspberry Pi. You can even plug external drives to it to enlarge the disk space. In this tutorial, we will use Samba to set up a file server on your Raspberry Pi 4.
Move a Ghost Site Across Servers
From time to time you might want to migrate your website to a different server/VPS provider. This tutorial highlights some steps you should be very careful about. Improper operation may result in loss of data or files of the website.
Temperature Controlled Fan for Raspberry Pi 4
The latest Raspberry Pi 4 comes with an option of 4G ram. This truly makes the Raspberry Pi a workable personal portable computer. However, the temperature could go pretty high when it is implementing intensive tasks. The simplest solution would be adding a fan to cool it down, but it makes no sense to let the fan running all the time.
Use GitHub Repo to Host Images
GitHub remains one of the most reliable repository website for code, but we can also utilize its storage capability to host images for our website. The easiest way is simply to upload/push image files to your GitHub repo and get the link from the web. But beyond manual upload, we always prefer elegant ways.
Ghost Blog Tutorial - Want More?
We have talked how to use Ghost as the main platform to create our own website from scratch.
Ghost Blog Tutorial - Deploy on Server
Up to this point, we have setup the environment for Ghost and have it installed in our local devices successfully. But the website on local devices can't be accessed by others. In this tutorial, we are going to discuss several ways to deploy our Ghost website publicly.
Ghost Blog Tutorial - Start Blogging
After filling up the basic setup by visiting http://localhost:2368/ghost/, your account is set. Now let's start to explore the admin panel of Ghost.
Ghost Blog Tutorial - Setup
In this tutorial, we are going to talk about the requirements to build a Ghost website and the infrastructures you can choose to suit your own needs.