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I wanted something that i) is simple to host and edit, ii) did not require me maintaining a server somewhere, and iii) it was easy to go from Jupyter notebooks
by huevosabio 7y ago
I wanted something that i) is simple to host and edit, ii) did not require me maintaining a server somewhere, and iii) it was easy to go from Jupyter notebooks to a post.
So I opted for Pelican (https://blog.getpelican.com/ https://blog.getpelican.com/) which has a plugin for converting Jupyter/IPython notebooks into blog posts. It is hosted in S3. If you are curious, here it is: http://ramondario.com/ http://ramondario.com/
- gradschool 7y agoI'm interested in hosting a static site on s3 but worry that some smartass could rent a botnet and hammer the bucket just for lulz. It might only take a minute for the charges to bankrupt me, and I can't find any failsafe solution in the AWS documentation. I know I could make a billing alarm trigger a lambda function to disable public access, but it might not be instantaneous. Is there any reliable information to be had about the financial risks?
- amenghra 7y agoHost it on github pages?