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If GitHub pages starts complaining about bandwidth, most of the cloud providers have a way of using their storage buckets (S3 for AWS) as static websites.
by madhadron 6y ago
If GitHub pages starts complaining about bandwidth, most of the cloud providers have a way of using their storage buckets (S3 for AWS) as static websites.
- yeahgoodok 6y agoSo just wait until GitHub emails me and then figure it out?
- madhadron 6y agoIf what you're getting is a temporary spike because you were linked somewhere, then that seems like the way to do it. If you're expecting that much traffic as an ongoing thing, then maybe be proactive.
- itsmeamario 6y agoJust to expand on this, you can use Google's Firebase or Cloud Buckets to host a static website.