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I have actually been experimenting with this. And it's real simple. I think for these cases everyone should be shooting for a static site. In which case it is:
by hvb2 7mo ago
I have actually been experimenting with this. And it's real simple.
I think for these cases everyone should be shooting for a static site. In which case it is:
1. Rent a vps
2. Buy a domain
3. Set up nginx or something else
4. Copy files to the right folder
5. Point a dns record to said server
6. Use certbot to get an ssl cert installed for you
It's not that hard really.
- pu_pe 7mo agoIt's not that hard for you... the process you just described is unintelligible for 99% of the population I would say. And then you have to produce the content on top of that.
- hvb2 7mo agoThe article isn't about general population. > if you are a business or an individual artist or creator If you're in any of those categories you're probably already in a small fraction of the population. And yes this would only work with tech savvy people. I was mostly responding to the idea that AWS would need to be involved. For the non tech savvy there's WordPress and Wix, no?
- 1dom 7mo agoSorry, just confirming, this is sarcasm, right?