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Re: Free static websites with SSL for hackers

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I use Netlify which has the same qualities and requires less setup/attention. Am not affiliated with them.

Seconded - all you have to do is specify a build command and an output directory and Netlify will build your site on every commit to master. You can easily add a custom domain, manage DNS, and get Let’s Encrypt SSL with the click of a button.

Not affiliated either, but I’ve been blown away by how seamless their service has been.

Re: Free static websites with SSL for hackers

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post #3
post #2

I use Netlify which has the same qualities and requires less setup/attention. Am not affiliated with them.

Seconded - all you have to do is specify a build command and an output directory and Netlify will build your site on every commit to master. You can easily add a custom domain, manage DNS, and get Let’s Encrypt SSL with the click of a button. Not affiliated either, but I’ve been blown away by how seamless their service has been.

I totally agree. Netlify has everything I need.

Re: Free static websites with SSL for hackers

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You can use Full SSL on CloudFlare with GitHub Pages, which is end to end. https://blog.cloudflare.com/secure-and-fast-github-pages-wit...

It is end to end but CloudFlare does not verify the identity of the origin server. The only equivalent option would be "Full SSL (Strict)", which is not free.

Re: Free static websites with SSL for hackers

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I use Netlify which has the same qualities and requires less setup/attention. Am not affiliated with them.

Seconded - all you have to do is specify a build command and an output directory and Netlify will build your site on every commit to master. You can easily add a custom domain, manage DNS, and get Let’s Encrypt SSL with the click of a button. Not affiliated either, but I’ve been blown away by how seamless their service has been.

Indeed so, I had quite a bit of code written to handle deployment for 2 simple static websites, all got replaced by netlify in under 10 minutes, mind blown.
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