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Neat, I was thinking about doing just this! One clarification: > Additionally, you need to have a $5/month subscription to Workers, to get access to Workers K

Neat, I was thinking about doing just this! One clarification: > Additionally, you need to have a $5/month subscription to Workers, to get access to Workers KV. I want us to offer a free tier of KV in the future, but we’re not there yet. That $5/month gets you a lot more than one site, to be clear, but this isn’t a completely free solution today. Just to be clear, since I misunderstood at first: there is a free tier of Workers (which is absolutely worth trying). It's the KV store that adds cost. I think you are saying that, but it also could be read that Workers by itself costs $5/mo. But conceivably, you could host your blog on the free tier, right, by compiling the static content into the hosted app?

steveklabnik 7y ago
Yes, there's basically two tiers of Workers for self-service: Free, and $5/month. You only get access to KV on the $5/month plan currently. You do get better speed and more CPU time for those workers, but it's strictly speaking KV that requires the $5 here. > But conceivably, you could host your blog on the free tier, right, by compiling the static content into the hosted app? Yes, you could! There's a size limit to a worker though, so for a large site you may not be able to.
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adamschwartz 7y ago
Totally! I do that for small sites quite often, e.g.: - https://lazy.invoice.workers.dev https://lazy.invoice.workers.dev - https://web.scraper.workers.dev https://web.scraper.workers.dev Both are powered in part by a worker which generates CSS on the fly for whatever components you need, e.g: https://ui.adam.workers.dev/?components=button,input https://ui.adam.workers.dev/?components=button,input
- judge2020 7y ago
  Looks good, bookmarked!