Back in the day, Drupal had a module called “Boost” that sort of did this. Once you activated it, it baked out every page of the site to HTML in a directory, an

Back in the day, Drupal had a module called “Boost” that sort of did this. Once you activated it, it baked out every page of the site to HTML in a directory, and altered .htaccess to send all traffic there. When you updated content, it rebaked everything. https://www.drupal.org/project/boost https://www.drupal.org/project/boost