My business that I’m building relies upon having a solid option for hosting for websites. So far, this has largely worked out okay only because I’ve had clients who don’t expect high availability and don’t need more than a static website, so I have hosted them on either Codeberg Pages or Neocities depending on client request. When it comes to big cloud providers, I find that Object Storage (such as AWS S3) is essential for minimizing costs. As much as I prefer either using a small independent webhost like Codeberg Pages or Neocities, or alternatively just hosting at home on an old computer or a pi, some clients will expect high availability which I can’t guarantee when using any of those options, so I’m looking around for a cloud hosting provider which supports Object Storage and ideally OpenTofu as well since I like using it for reproducibility. If anyone has any ideas, feel free to drop them in the replies below!
Are these still static sites? Because then you could guarantee this just by putting a properly configured CDN in front of them.
Alternatively, you can DIY redundant object storage on any servers with Garage: https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/
Ideally you’d do both and have say, 3 Garage servers in different datacenters hosting all your data redundantly, plus a CDN like Bunny.net in front of them.
Otherwise, I don’t have much advice for managed providers who will run object storage for you unfortunately, but maybe someone else will.