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3 providers on this site publish their own Ghost documentation. Every row below links to the guide it came from.

Open-source publishing platform running as a long-lived Node process, requiring MySQL in production and a writable content directory for uploads and themes.

01.

Where you can deploy it.

Ordered by how the provider documents it — a dedicated guide first, a generic path second. There is no score: the ordering is the evidence.

ProviderDocumentedDeploymentEntry paid planFit
DigitalOceanDedicated guideGit · Docker$4.00Ghost on DigitalOcean
RailwayDedicated guideGit · Docker$5 / month (Hobby)Ghost on Railway
RenderDedicated guideGit · DockerNot documentedGhost on Render
02.

The detail.

Cloud infrastructure provider offering Linux virtual machines, managed databases, object storage and an app platform across global datacenter regions.

Sources (1) →
  • Ghost — DigitalOcean Marketplace ↗

    “In addition to creating a Droplet from the Ghost 1-Click App via the control panel, you can also use the DigitalOcean API.”

    Read 2026-09-05 · official docs

Application platform that builds services from a repository or Dockerfile and bills plan fees that include usage credits.

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Managed cloud platform that builds and runs web services, background workers, static sites and databases from Git repositories or Docker images.

Sources (1) →
  • Deploy Ghost — Render Docs ↗

    “This guide shows how to deploy a Ghost instance on Render in just a few minutes. This version uses a SQLite database stored on a Render SSD Disk so your data is saved across deploys and automatically backed up with daily snapshots. [...] As of Ghost 5, MySQL 8 is the only supported database for production deploys of Ghost. SQLite is only supported by Ghost 5 in a development environment.”

    Read 2026-09-05 · official docs