GitHub Pages works for non-commercial purposes. You get 1GB to serve and max file size is 100MB. Soft bandwidth limit 100GB/month, with some rate limiting. Best to put CloudFlare in front (actually I can't get CloudFlare to work with Google Pages, their cache never expires so no new pages show up through CloudFlare)
CloudFlare Pages (https://pages.cloudflare.com/) has a free plan with 100 sites, unlimited requests, unlimited bandwidth. Maximum file size 25MB, 20,000 files, 100 domains, 100 custom headers, 2,000 static redirects, 100 dynamic redirects. (https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/limits/) Unknown if there's a commercial restriction.
The first option is what I'm using. CloudFlare in front of GitHub Pages. It seems to work well, my blog gets literally dozens of visits a month and it's never gone down.
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GitHub Pages works for non-commercial purposes. You get 1GB to serve and max file size is 100MB. Soft bandwidth limit 100GB/month, with some rate limiting. Best to put CloudFlare in front (actually I can't get CloudFlare to work with Google Pages, their cache never expires so no new pages show up through CloudFlare)
CloudFlare Pages (https://pages.cloudflare.com/) has a free plan with 100 sites, unlimited requests, unlimited bandwidth. Maximum file size 25MB, 20,000 files, 100 domains, 100 custom headers, 2,000 static redirects, 100 dynamic redirects. (https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/platform/limits/) Unknown if there's a commercial restriction.
The first option is what I'm using. CloudFlare in front of GitHub Pages. It seems to work well, my blog gets literally dozens of visits a month and it's never gone down.