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Hugo

These are my notes about how I used Hugo to create my website.

Add Analytics to Your Hugo Site with Umami

I have been experimenting with website development and Hugo for sometime. It would be nice to see which posts are being viewed. Since this is a hobby site for me (non-commercial), I don’t want to pay for a commercial, third party service to track my website usage. I wanted to find a simple, self-hosted solution that provides basic analytic data. Also, I am using a managed VPS that does not allow root access. They do support Docker, working in a rootless mode. I needed to find a Docker solution that would work in my environment.

Add Comments to Your Hugo Site with Remark42

After I moved from WordPress to Hugo , I was missing a commenting system. Actually, I never did receive that many comments when using WordPress, but I still want to give folks the ability to leave comments. I was looking for a simple, self-hosted solution that would work with my VPS. My VPS provider does not permit root access, so that was an additional restriction. My VPS does support using a “rootless” version of Docker, and I learned that Remark42 would work with it.