Comment on Deep dive into finding RSS feedsparentComments−ndriscoll1yA $160 n100 minipc should have no problem serving an essentially static file out of nginx at well above that rate. If you use proper caching headers and don't publish new items that often, it should basically be idle.−DanAtC1yA lot of clients don't respect caching headers[0], but yeah, static content hosting is a solved problem.And there are always CDNs if you really have a large, global audience.[0] http://rachelbythebay.com/w/2024/10/25/fs/
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A $160 n100 minipc should have no problem serving an essentially static file out of nginx at well above that rate. If you use proper caching headers and don't publish new items that often, it should basically be idle.
A lot of clients don't respect caching headers[0], but yeah, static content hosting is a solved problem.
And there are always CDNs if you really have a large, global audience.
[0] http://rachelbythebay.com/w/2024/10/25/fs/