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If you've got a completely static site and it's being served out of a CDN, the underlying hosting shouldn't really be an issue. The majority of users/web reque
by seguer 12y ago
If you've got a completely static site and it's being served out of a CDN, the underlying hosting shouldn't really be an issue.
The majority of users/web requests aren't going to be hitting your hosting; they'll stop at the CDN.
Perhaps a better question is "fastest CDN?".
- zuck9 12y agoI'm a newbie in web development (well technically not development but the web infrastructure, CDN/DNS/Nameserver/etc.) As long as I use CloudFlare, it doesn't matter what host I'm using, right? I've been thinking of ditching shared hosting and switching to Heroku since it'll be free (and git is always awesome).
- ShinyCyril 12y agoIf you're behind a CDN then use whatever backend suits your deployment style the best. If you like working with git then GitHub pages and Heroku are both great.