plesk - Raoul Kramer - Web Application Developer

run a sapper app on a plesk server

I started to write a SvelteKit/plesk hosting guide, but due to ECMAScript modules syntax SvelteKit is using, I ran into trouble to get it working, even with a manual installed Node.js v14.16.0 on my plesk server. I will stay tuned on this topic but today I

strapi.io

deploy/run/host strapi on plesk obsidian as node application

My last months are really focused on strapi.io topics and what you read here is just the tip of (my strapi) iceberg because I write about my side project(s). My colleagues and I at @bold ventures are working on new and overhauled projects with strapi since may this

nodejs

Deploy a Nuxt.js application on a Plesk Onyx (v)Server as node.js application

Sadly, I started this topic for an Ember.js application a long time ago, and did not finished it. Now my focus switched to Nuxt.js applications, sorry Ember.js. about 9 month ago, this same topic would have been with ember.jsI am building a Nuxt.js progressive wep

ghost

2019 Update: Install Ghost (2.27.0) on Plesk Onyx (17.8.x) or Plesk Obsidian (18.x) vServer with docker

Today I moved my blog to a new vServer running Ubuntu 18.04 with Plesk Onyx (or Plesk Obsidian) and Docker support (inclusive). Februar 2021: Missing docker support on your plesk server? Have a look at Fatih Battals blog post how to setup a ghost installation without docker on your

plesk

Install Ghost on Plesk Onyx (17.x) vServer with docker

UPDATE 2019: I wrote a newer guide on how to install Ghost on a Plesk Onyx (17.8.x) vServer here: 2019 Update: Install Ghost (2.27.0) on Plesk Onyx (17.8.x) vServer with docker It took a while and it is not perfect. But for some time

ghost

deprecated: Install and secure Ghost on Plesk 17.x vServer

UPDATE 3: If your Plesk Server supports docker, have a look at this post: Install Ghost on Plesk Onyx (17.x) vServer with docker UPDATE 2: Looks like this way it can be done: Using Ghost as an npm module. UPDATE 1: Since Ghost 1.0 this tutorial does not