So, I decided to change my website host once again.
The reason is because I want to make the github repo for my website private, for security and copyright's sake, for when I do end up adding something that requires proper protection later.
(Edit: Making the Github repo of a static website doesn't hide the code and its contents, but it is useful in other ways.)
In the unpaid version of GitHub, you can't make a GitHub pages site for it if you make the repo private. You'd have to pay a subscription to be able to do so.
I never thought websites could 'move' around the internet the same way one would move house, so this was a journey, an interesting literal one.
The trip so far has been:
- Moved from Hostinger to AWS EC2
- Moved from AWS EC2 to Github Pages
- Moved from Github Pages to Cloudflare Pages
We'll see what happens next once I move to the next design iteration of my website~
The tutorials I referred to: