- Set this spot up
- Infrastructure
- Google Domains
- Google Cloud Storage
- Cloudflare
- Deployment
- Makefile
- trash static site generator I wrote in Scala to practice Scala.
gsutil rsync -d -r <local> <remote>
- Other Notes
- Everything static is real nice, but I wish I had some more control over
routing. For example, I’d like bjb.dev/some/folder to serve the
index.html without redirecting. I can probably do that with CloudFlare
page rules, but then I gotta get on a paid plan.
- Looks like page rules wouldn’t actually do me any good, they are too
expensive—it’s basically $1/rule, probably because they are expensive
to compute efficiently.
- Right now I’m purging the entire cache when I deploy. That’s fine for
now because there’s basically nothing here, but it’s definitely
wasteful. It would be good to figure out only what changed and just
purge that. Theoretically I can get that from the
gsutil rsync output?