I have something similar set up for a site I run using Jeykll and Google Cloud Build. The site is hosted on a free tier VM and short builds (eg 2 minutes) are f

I have something similar set up for a site I run using Jeykll and Google Cloud Build. The site is hosted on a free tier VM and short builds (eg 2 minutes) are free unless you're doing hundreds a day. I use a docker container to generate the site which is much faster than installing jekyll every time. The site isn't big, so a short fix is pushed live within about four minutes. The builder just rebuilds when someone pushes to master and then scps to the VM. We've been trying out Forestry.io (linked to github) as a management client so that non technical authors can add content. It works to a point, but there are odd things like forestry has poor support for media that's not an image, and doesn't have a concept of folders. So everything gets thrown into "/media" which I hate. Also because it's using git as the database, it commits every time you save, which of course triggers a build. So if there was a way to add releases in forestry that'd be ideal.