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Looking for a stable and permanent virtual host, starting in five years

juhuaxinjuhuaxin Member
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Used to place my HTML single page website, as long as it is stable, the speed doesn't matter

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  • mrclownmrclown Member

    If static, use AWS S3 + Cloudfront or Digital Ocean Space + Cloudflare. Forget about any other management.

  • DelongDelong Member

    GitHub pages can do this too if I remember correctly.

  • marvelmarvel Member

    Don't you have webspace from your provider? Or you could run it from home on a raspberry pi.

  • HostMediaHostMedia Member, Patron Provider

    Sounds like you just need a basic cheap shared web hosting - unless I am missing something here.

  • ManishPantManishPant Member, Host Rep

    If it is a single static website then go with netlify.com

  • juhuaxinjuhuaxin Member

    @HostMedia said:
    Sounds like you just need a basic cheap shared web hosting - unless I am missing something here.

    Yes, the lower the price, the better. I only have a single page HTML website that hasn't been modified for a long time

  • HostMediaHostMedia Member, Patron Provider

    Maybe our £1 for life DirectAdmin hosting will work for you, it comes with 100MB disk which for HTML should be perfect: https://www.hostmedia.co.uk/free-web-hosting/

  • ManishPantManishPant Member, Host Rep

    @juhuaxin checkout https://servedez.com free hosting offered by Nexusbytes @seriesn .

    Thanked by 1seriesn
  • poissonpoisson Member

    bunnyCDN?

  • ViridWebViridWeb Member, Host Rep

    @juhuaxin said:
    Used to place my HTML single page website, as long as it is stable, the speed doesn't matter

    Just get a normal shared hosting.. you will be fine..

  • PainlessHostingPainlessHosting Member

    AWS and Google both have free tiers with a free basic VM. Or, as others have suggested, GitHub pages works great for static content and is probably the simplest solution.

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member

    With the topic, I was expecting to see a 5 year ban on OP. I don't know why this topic was started or why people would seriously reply.

  • HostMemHostMem Member

    lol, you are funny. 5 years ban for sure.> @TimboJones said:

    With the topic, I was expecting to see a 5 year ban on OP. I don't know why this topic was started or why people would seriously reply.

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