ghost-azure-blob-storage v2.0.2

Azure Blob Storage adapter for Ghost 1.x

Installation

Windows

ghost stop

mkdir .\content\adapters\storage\azure-blob-storage
cd .\content\adapters\storage\azure-blob-storage
npm install ghost-azure-blob-storage --production
xcopy .\node_modules\ghost-azure-blob-storage\*.* . /E /Y

cd ../../../..
ghost start

Configuration

In your config.{env}.json file, you'll need to add a new storage block:

"storage": {
  "active": "azure-blob-storage",
  "azure-blob-storage": {
      "connectionString": "your storage account connection string",
      "container": "container name, lowercase, 3-63 characters, only letters, numbers or dashes (-), default is 'ghost'",
      "cdnUrl": "your CDN endpoint (optional), e.g. https://{endpoint}.azureedge.net"
  }
}

CDN

If you use CDN you need to make sure that it points to the container and not to the storage account base URL as the adapter will omit the container name when constructing the resulting image URL.

Storage image URL:

https://{account}.blob.core.windows.net/{container}/2017/08/image.jpg

CDN image URL:

https://{endpoint}.azureedge.net/2017/08/image.jpg

Environment variables

The following environment variables can be used to provide values for the above settings:

• storage_connectionString
• storage_container
• storage_cdnUrl

Environment variables take precedence over config.{env}.json values and defaults.

License

MIT