搭建一个有图床和统计功能的 Blog
特点：
- Zeabur 可以让你一键部署 Blog，不用花时间配 CI/CD
- 用 R2 当有 CDN 的图床，搭配上一个漂亮的管理页面来上传图片
- 用 Umami 做到兼顾隐私权和即时的浏览资料统计
- 可以导入 CodiMD 来做到在线编辑 Markdown 文章
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