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AWS S3 bucket set to serve static pages, use the aws command line to sync it with your source folder.

Its easy, cheap and resilient. If you want you can then cloudflare the site or aws have an equivalent service.



This is what I do. Two sites minimal traffic and it's something like 6 cents a month.


GitHub Pages are 0 cents a month. With the best uptime and reachability stats of all static hosters


Really? Better than Cloudflare, for example? I thought that github.com have had a rotten track record recently, but I'll be honest, I have no idea which services are/aren't impacted.


I couldn't find recent proper performance tests, only spam. This is an old one: https://savjee.be/2017/10/Static-website-hosting-who-is-fast...


I do mine with Google Cloud storage. I found it simpler for setting up than AWS. Have used both


Azure has the same, for the record




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