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Zero maintenance on WordPress? What do you do? I have several updates all the time + themes and plugins. I do like WordPress though
Wordpress.com hosted wordpress?
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#44super simple, super cheap, never had a real problem.
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#45checkout webpagetest -> https://www.webpagetest.org/result/161123_0R_8RDY/
and feel free to check my 3 web sites:
- http://www.it-wars.com - http://www.louer-hendaye.com - http://www.nodejs-news.com
Init : 2 RaspberryPi + electric plugs : 2x 30$ + 2 x6$ Monthly bill: electricity : about nothing DSL : 30$
Enjoy!
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#46Wordpress.com or Blogger.com Fully operational, all the important stuff (text editors, analytics, pictures hosting...), nice themes, well indexed by google, zero maintenance, free, and unlimited traffic. I run blogs so obviously it is particularly appropriate. But that works as well for small static sites with a couple pages.
Zero maintenance on WordPress? What do you do? I have several updates all the time + themes and plugins. I do like WordPress though
Self hosting wordpress is a nightmare. I wouldn't wish that to my worst enemy.
Re: Ask HN: What free or low-cost static site hosting do you use most?
#47Wordpress.com or Blogger.com Fully operational, all the important stuff (text editors, analytics, pictures hosting...), nice themes, well indexed by google, zero maintenance, free, and unlimited traffic. I run blogs so obviously it is particularly appropriate. But that works as well for small static sites with a couple pages.
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#48Not sure how price compares to the competition, though. HN's + /r/Android's front pages resulted in about 13K uniques and it ended up costing me ~$10 (which is insanely cheap, but GitHub + Cloudfront is free...)
Edit: I should mention that the site isn't as light it can be, currently stands at 473kb of code and about 3 megs of images. So that $10 is for ~45 gigs of traffic.
Re: Ask HN: What free or low-cost static site hosting do you use most?
#49For static sites I used to use surge [0], but now I use Neltify [1] for my site [2], because it offers free SSL on your own domain, and continuous deployment from a GitHub or Gitlab repository. You can set your own build options, for example to build Jekyll. (I have no affiliation with Netlify I just think their service is neat.) [0] https://surge.sh/ [1] https://www.netlify.com/ [2] https://gilly.tk edit: formatting
netlify looks great, and the free tier covers probably 90% of what all SMEs need. I'm curious, where are the sites actually hosted? Does netlify provide the actual hosting or they allow you to setup deployment to a VPS? Also if netlify does the hosting, how good is their uptime/availability?
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#50Uberspace.de Shell Access, pretty much every common language available, service running, databases, mail, etc.. No bullshit hosting in germany, Pay what you want (1€/month minimum). Absolute best, I'm hosting about 25 projects with them for various bands, etc. and haven't had any problems whatsoever.
Don't forget: fast, competent and helpful support!