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# MyJekyllBlog
MyJekyllBlog is an all-in-one multi-user CMS and hosting platform for Jekyll blogs.
This is MyJekyllBlog: it’s a multi-user CMS and hosting platform for Jekyll blog.
Administrators can log into the web panel and configure hosted domains that users can host blogs under (i.e. hosted-blog.com).
Users can log into the web panel and configure a blog on their own domain or a subdomain of the hosted domains (i.e. mycookingblog.hosted-blog.com). Once they have a blog, they can use the CMS features to create posts, upload media, and otherwise manage their blog.
Whenever a user updates their blog, the blog is rebuilt and deployed the to webservers. Each update is a git commit, and a history panel allows users to restore their blog to any past state.
Multi-user means many different people can create accounts and make their own blogs. The CMS feature means that those same people can create posts, pages, upload media for their blogs or edit and delete those same kinds of things. With the included hosting platform, these blogs can be be displayed directly to people on the Internet.
MyJekyllBlog comes with a complete set of ansible roles to automate the installation.
This software runs my paid web hosting offering: [MyJekyllBlog.com](https://myjekyllblog.com/).
## Table of Contents
1. [MyJekyllBlog](#myjekyllblog)

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