Document built-in S3 storage adapter - #118
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In `@config.mdx`:
- Line 550: Update the multipartUploadThresholdBytes description in the
S3Storage configuration table to state that files at least this size use
multipart upload, reflecting the inclusive greater-than-or-equal threshold
behavior.
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| | `bucket` | Yes | Name of the S3 bucket. | |
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NIT - Bucket must be publicly readable. "Name of the public S3 bucket." maybe?
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| | `bucket` | Yes | Name of the S3 bucket. | | ||
| | `cdnUrl` | Yes | Public base URL that stored files are served from (your CDN or the bucket's public URL). Ghost builds each file's public URL from this value. | | ||
| | `staticFileURLPrefix` | Yes | Path prefix within the bucket that files are stored under, e.g. `content/images`. | |
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The example is correct but staticFileURLPrefix isn't really a free-form value. It needs to be content/images, content/media, or content/files depending on the feature, since Ghost matches those prefixes when building URLs.
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| Ghost ships with an `S3Storage` adapter that stores files in Amazon S3 or any S3-compatible provider (such as MinIO, Google Cloud Storage, or Cloudflare R2). No additional module needs to be installed. | ||
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| Because images, media, and files each need their own path prefix, share a single `S3Storage` configuration block and override `staticFileURLPrefix` per feature: |
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It may be worth mentioning that adapters can be mixed per feature. Media and files can use S3 while images stay on local storage; they don't all need to move together.
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| #### Ghost's built-in S3-compatible storage adapter | ||
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| Ghost ships with an `S3Storage` adapter that stores files in Amazon S3 or any S3-compatible provider (such as MinIO, Google Cloud Storage, or Cloudflare R2). No additional module needs to be installed. |
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Users will have to do the migration as existing images on the local will start failing - this is something that's needed, but not sure if we need to add this in the docs.
Copy the existing content/images|media|files into the bucket under the same prefix first
| | `staticFileURLPrefix` | Yes | Path prefix within the bucket that files are stored under, e.g. `content/images`. | | ||
| | `multipartUploadThresholdBytes` | Yes | Files larger than this size (in bytes) are uploaded using S3 multipart upload. | | ||
| | `multipartChunkSizeBytes` | Yes | Size (in bytes) of each multipart part. Must be at least 5 MiB (`5242880`). | | ||
| | `region` | No | Region of the bucket. | |
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NIT - Not a required field but AWS S3 needs it
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In `@config.mdx`:
- Line 521: Update the two occurrences of “recognizes” in the S3 storage
documentation to “recognises,” including the matching text at the later
referenced occurrence, without changing the surrounding guidance.
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| Adapters are set per feature, so you don't have to move everything at once — for example, media and files can live in S3 while images stay on local storage. | ||
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| Each feature has a fixed path prefix, so share a single `S3Storage` configuration block and set `staticFileURLPrefix` to the required prefix for each feature: `content/images` for images, `content/media` for media, and `content/files` for files. When files are served from a CDN host that differs from your site's domain, also set the matching `urls` values so Ghost recognizes those assets as its own: |
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Use one spelling variant for recognise.
Line 521 and Line 552 use recognizes. Replace both with recognises to match the document spelling.
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- Ghost recognizes those assets as its own
+ Ghost recognises those assets as its own
- Ghost won't recognize CDN-hosted assets as its own
+ Ghost won't recognise CDN-hosted assets as its ownAlso applies to: 552-552
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[uncategorized] ~521-~521: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘recognize’ and ‘recognise’) within a single text.
Context: ...set the matching urls values so Ghost recognizes those assets as its own: ```json "stor...
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In `@config.mdx` at line 521, Update the two occurrences of “recognizes” in the S3
storage documentation to “recognises,” including the matching text at the later
referenced occurrence, without changing the surrounding guidance.
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ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/HKG-1948 Ghost now ships an S3Storage adapter in core, but the config docs only listed third-party storage modules. Document the built-in adapter and its configuration options so operators can set up S3-compatible object storage without reverse-engineering the schema.
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Ghost now ships an
S3Storageadapter in core, but the config docs only listed third-party storage modules. This documents the built-in adapter and its full configuration options so operators can set up S3-compatible object storage (Amazon S3, MinIO, GCS, Cloudflare R2, etc.) without reverse-engineering the schema.ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/HKG-1948
Test plan
pnpm lintpassesconfig.mdxwithpnpm dev, confirm the new "Ghost's built-in S3-compatible storage adapter" subsection renders under Storage adapters with the JSON block and options table intact