Largest in terms of number of pages. The only result in google search seems to be of a now defunct website. Also interested in knowing about the challenges faced in hosting the same. Recently tried hosting a ~ 25 million page site. Broke all the static site hosting providers out there.
Ask HN: What are the largest static sites you know of?
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#2Can you speak more about how the hosting providers were broken?
Re: Ask HN: What are the largest static sites you know of?
#3Can you speak more about how the hosting providers were broken?
One example I can give you is the the Gitlab pages artifact size limit (1 GB). Most providers also have a "max build time" that is too low for projects of this size.
Re: Ask HN: What are the largest static sites you know of?
#4Can you speak more about how the hosting providers were broken?
One example I can give you is the the Gitlab pages artifact size limit (1 GB). Most providers also have a "max build time" that is too low for projects of this size.
You could host on AWS or GCP which doesn't have any limits.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
One example I can give you is the the Gitlab pages artifact size limit (1 GB). Most providers also have a "max build time" that is too low for projects of this size.
You could host on AWS or GCP which doesn't have any limits.
I have hosted it using an s3 compatible object store for now. But the experience was really terrible compared to Gitlab Pages / Netlify (Just push it to a repo and you are done!).
Re: Ask HN: What are the largest static sites you know of?
#6Apparently all of amazon.com is static pages
https://twitter.com/amilajack/status/1484970825568505856
Re: Ask HN: What are the largest static sites you know of?
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
You could host on AWS or GCP which doesn't have any limits.
I have hosted it using an s3 compatible object store for now. But the experience was really terrible compared to Gitlab Pages / Netlify (Just push it to a repo and you are done!).
there's standardized tooling you can use to do this from git, or you can just use `hugo deploy` from your workstation.
At the "largest" level, you should accept 1-2 hours of minor setup/fiddling at least.