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#deployment #netlify #jamstack #meta

Auto-publish future posts with JAMstack on Netlify and IFTTT/CircleCI 2.0 scheduled jobs

Static site generators like Hugo, Jekyll, Hexo, Gatsby or other JAMstack alternative are a great option to run your blog on. One of the earliest and possibly most painful issues you will come across is “How do I schedule content to publish for later?”. In the traditional database ...

  • Hugo Di Francesco
    Author
4 min read
#deployment #netlify #cdn #meta

Enable CDN (Cloudflare) caching for your Netlify site

This post goes through how to reduce the amount of static assets served through Netlify by leveraging a CDN (Content Delivery Network) like Cloudflare. This will reduce your Netlify bandwidth usage for cacheable assets. It will also mean that you’re following industry-accepted be ...

  • Hugo Di Francesco
    Author
4 min read
#deployment #node #javascript #tooling #netlify #dokku

Deployment options: Netlify + Dokku on DigitalOcean or Hetzner Cloud vs now.sh, GitHub Pages, Heroku and AWS

Settling on a Netlify + Dokku on DigitalOcean (for US) or Hetzner Cloud (for EU) deployment stack for JavaScript and Node. Over the last few years I’ve never quite settled on a goto deployment strategy for my apps and projects. Technology-wise it has settled towards Vue or stati ...

  • Hugo Di Francesco
    Author
5 min read
#deployment #netlify #meta #javascript

A tiny case study about migrating to Netlify when disaster strikes at GitHub, featuring Cloudflare

Last Monday (22 October 2018) GitHub was going 💥, and scheduled content on Code with Hugo wasn’t going live. For context, the blog’s setup is documented in “Switching the lights on: Hugo vs Hugo config files”. tl;dr (as is relevant to this post) Cloudflare DNS + CDN + proxying + ...

  • Hugo Di Francesco
    Author
4 min read
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