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Trifold looks simple! Also seems like a good reason to finally try out bunny.net For anyone who might find this interesting, I wanted a static site knowledge b
by chanux 11mo ago
Trifold looks simple! Also seems like a good reason to finally try out bunny.net
For anyone who might find this interesting, I wanted a static site knowledge base but private: https://chanux.me/blog/post/static-site-with-auth/ https://chanux.me/blog/post/static-site-with-auth/
I host this with GCP and stay within free tier
And how I deploy a similar thing with GCS/Cloud build etc is covered here https://chanux.me/blog/post/automate-static-site-publishing-on-gcp/ https://chanux.me/blog/post/automate-static-site-publishing-...
- 0x3f 11mo ago> For anyone who might find this interesting, I wanted a static site knowledge base but private: https://chanux.me/blog/post/static-site-with-auth/ https://chanux.me/blog/post/static-site-with-auth/ This seems... incredibly complex when you could just use S3 + Cloudflare.
- chanux 11mo agoI agree that the initial setup is a bit complex. And at the time of writing, I could not find anything better. But once I set it up, it's quite friction-less and low maintenance so I didn't look further. However, if you have pointer to a better solution, appreciate a link. Always looking to simplify.
- pwdisswordfishs 11mo ago[dead]
- 0x3f 11mo agoNot saying you should change it if it's working, and I don't have a ready-made tutorial, but assuming you only need to serve static files I would: (1) upload the files to an S3 bucket (GCS or Cloudflare R2 may also work, haven't tried); (2) point Cloudflare at the bucket via their Cloud Connector; (3) turn on Cloudflare Access.