Just because we can deploy services that can take a million RPS doesn't mean we have our side projects / hobby sites in order, hah. I worked in hosting for a long time and I had a personal WordPress site which would get hacked every other month. I literally fixed that problem daily at $JOB, but couldn't be arsed to do something better for myself. It worked, and it was quick and easy. The point was the content.
These days, I'd just use something like Medium or Tumblr. Let someone else worry about hosting it :)
Just because we can deploy services that can take a million RPS doesn't mean we have our side projects / hobby sites in order, hah. I worked in hosting for a long time and I had a personal WordPress site which would get hacked every other month. I literally fixed that problem daily at $JOB, but couldn't be arsed to do something better for myself. It worked, and it was quick and easy. The point was the content.
These days, I'd just use something like Medium or Tumblr. Let someone else worry about hosting it :)