Developing a blog platform in Windows Azure with Node.js

And because Windows Azure Websites (Web services) also supports Node.js's execution environment, it's also a good place to set up ghost, in addition to being able to deploy to Windows Azure, building Windows Azure The Web Services Component Library (gallery) also adds the Ghost suite, making it easier for people who want to stand to have a ghost blog of their own, as follows:

Choose to set up a Web site from the component library

From the BLOGS category can choose to erect Ghost

Choose to set up the site from Ghost, then fill in the desired site name, and the location of the data center where the program will be placed, and after a few minutes your Ghost blog is officially online, and Windows Azure will help you configure the settings (including using the Node version).

The first thing after the line, is to http://[your website name].azurewebsites.net/ghost/path to set the first manager's account password, the rest of the operation recommended reference Ghost official documents to learn how to set Ghost blog. The other thing to note is that this erection is the use of SQLite as a blog database, and Windows Azure Web services provided by the file system space is currently 1GB, if you want to switch to other Ghost supported database systems, you may need to adjust the blog Config.js file to be set up separately.