I'm using Firebase hosting right now and it's super easy. Connected my own domain and adding a cert is just a checkbox. They don't do the DNS though, but that part is pretty simple. Just register on namecheap and add some A records.

Netlify is an awesome service, it's amazing that it doesn't cost anything.

I push, they build.

I can specify versions, build parameters, etc, easy SSL certs, never noticed any down time, etc.

Granted my site sees like <100people/mo, but still -- for a personal/CV site, I don't think you can do much better.

Neither supports IPv6 officially, though.

GitHub Pages actually had IPv6 support, but they removed it, because they added HTTPS support (that's what their support said). But I checked and the old IPv6 CDN endpoints actually still work, even with HTTPS.

Netlify actually has also promised IPv6 support "at the start of the year"[0], but I wouldn't count it.

[0] https://twitter.com/netlify/status/933104630925426688