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Just use a static hoster for a blog site (like netlify or even github pages).

• ushakov 4y ago
  what if they want to use a CMS?
  • pkalinowski 4y ago
    https://forestry.io https://forestry.io could help
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  • andrethegiant 4y ago
    https://www.netlifycms.org https://www.netlifycms.org
• brundolf 4y ago
  I've got a small amount of dynamic content
  • skrtskrt 4y ago
    DigitalOcean App Platform has a $5/month flat rate for dynamic stuff on top of two static sites hosted for free... if something goes crazy and you end up using a wild amount of outbound data, it looks like the next jump up is only to $12
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    • Mo3 4y ago
      Depends on what you would consider a "wild amount". Their app platforms' bandwidth pricing is pretty painful at 0.10$/GB. With these prices and considering the app platform lacks functionality like multi-regional droplets or VPC integration, they are a subpar choice even compared to Firebase or Amplify.
      • xena 4y ago
        Author of the post here. Fun fact: if I paid that for how much traffic I'm getting, this post would cost me $5 for being on the front page of hacker news for a few hours.
  • tnzk 4y ago
    Most of static site hosts nowadays provide (serverless) functions for you to do something on server side.