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Fix build & add downside aspects of using Fleek
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Davide Polonio 2021-05-19 10:09:27 +02:00
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@ -51,10 +51,10 @@ basically every website is a dispenser of bits, and it is only thanks to our
beloved browsers we are able to actually "consume" what is distributed in the
first place.
{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/engiwithdispenser.png" alt="Engineer with
his dispenser" caption="Engineer class with a dispenser. Thanks to [Team
{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/engiwithdispenser.png" alt=`Engineer with
his dispenser` caption=`Engineer class with a dispenser. Thanks to [Team
Fortress wiki](https://wiki.teamfortress.com) for providing the image I
shamelessly downloaded from them" >}}
shamelessly downloaded from them` >}}
I hope Valve will not sue me for taking that assed as my website favicon. I
swear I will change it, a day. Pinky promise.
@ -105,9 +105,9 @@ simple motives:
2. in order to achieve a good response time, a CDN or some sort of caching is
necessary (even if the application is stored in a distributed file system)
{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/fleek.png" caption="Fleek website, that I
used to automate my deployment on IPFS and my DNS update" alt="The fleek website
screenshot" class="right" >}}
{{< figure src="/content/hello-world/fleek.png" caption=`Fleek website, that I
used to automate my deployment on IPFS and my DNS update` alt=`The fleek website
screenshot` class="right" >}}
Finally, in order to achieve full automation with DNS updates, I would have
needed to implement and use NameCheap APIs (currently it is the DNS provider I
@ -129,6 +129,12 @@ imagine, provides multiple benefits:
for me
* I can focus on writing posts after dinner instead of scratching my head trying
to understand why the website does not load/the DNS is not properly updated
The only downside to this approach is that Fleek provides limitations on how
much data and bandwith you can host. At the time of writing, you can only host
up to 3GB (enough for this website) and have a 50GB bandwith (that's ok for now)
for the free version. [Upgrading you account](https://fleek.co/pricing/) to one
of the available plans give you extra space and bandwith.
## Future improvements