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I have been using Zola for about a year and a half now and I love it. However I just use Caddy in a docker container to host it, as Caddy's git plugin can liste
by munmaek 7y ago
I have been using Zola for about a year and a half now and I love it. However I just use Caddy in a docker container to host it, as Caddy's git plugin can listen for github webhooks. All I have to do is push to git and it rebuilds. I have a post explaining how I set that up. [0]
[0]: https://andrewzah.com/posts/automatically-deploy-your-blog-via-git-caddy-docker/ https://andrewzah.com/posts/automatically-deploy-your-blog-v...
- steveklabnik 7y agoNeat! This does require you to run your own server, which has pros and cons. I’ve heard great things about Caddy but never used it myself.
- vageli 7y ago> Neat! This does require you to run your own server, which has pros and cons. I’ve heard great things about Caddy but never used it myself. Things like AWS fargate allow you to run containers without running the underlying server though.
- steveklabnik 7y agoYep, that's fair. In my mind, the differentiation here is that Fargate (which with my Rust team hat on, I'm a fan of; it uses Rust!) picks and chooses where it thinks the best place for your code to run is, and you don't really have control over that, in my understanding. Workers runs on every single POP without you needing to do or choose anything. But regardless, different tools are good in different circumstances. Nobody is always the best thing all the time.