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Static site generators are a fantastic way to manage a website. Static sites are faster and safer than dynamic sites. They can be easily generated by a wide variety of static site generators. My favorite is Hugo. Nginx is an ideal web server for serving these static files. In this tutorial we will set up a server and optimize it for serving our static site. This server is going to be optimized for static sites. I recommend keeping your static websites and your dynamic websites on separate systems. In the long run, this separation will save time and frustration, VPSs are super cheap. I recommend Linode and I do so without an affiliate code. This guide assumes that you already have a properly configured remote server. If you need help setting up a basic server, check out Setting Up a Basic Server with Ubuntu 16.04. This guide is intended for and has been tested on Ubuntu 16.04. Install Nginx web server. The following commands will help you control Nginx. This will start Nginx To stop Ngi

How to Host a Static Website with Nginx Jason Rigden 7 min read · Mar 28, 2018 -- 8 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Static site generators are a fantastic way to manage a website. Static sites are faster and safer than dynamic sites. They can be easily generated by a wide variety of static site generators . My favorite is Hugo . Nginx is an ideal web server for serving these static files. In this tutorial we will set up a server and optimize it for serving our static site. This server is going to be optimized for static sites. I recommend keeping your static websit

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