Static Site
For content and documentation, a static site is the highest-reliability, lowest-cost architecture available. These guides cover when static wins, generator workflows, draft management, and hosting patterns that cost a few dollars a month and survive traffic spikes without drama.
Low-Cost Reliable Hosting for Static Sites Running AI Workflows
A practical comparison of hosting approaches for small static sites that also run self-hosted AI workflows, balancing cost, control, and reliability.
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Managing Drafts in a Static Site Publishing Workflow
How to keep drafts separate from published content in a file-based static site publishing system, with practical patterns for review and release.
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Schema Markup for Self-Hosted Sites: What to Add First
A practical guide to adding schema markup to a self-hosted static site, prioritizing the types that offer the most value for small publishers.
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When to Use a Static Site for AI Documentation and Ops
Why a static site is often the right publishing model for AI documentation and operational content, especially for small self-hosted teams.
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