Edit: I guess you mean the content itself is still on your machine if the services go away, and you can choose to host them elsewhere
Edit: I guess you mean the content itself is still on your machine if the services go away, and you can choose to host them elsewhere
- Content is just Markdown files in my local Obsidian vault
- Hugo builds the site locally - no dependency on external editors or platforms
- GitHub is just used for version control and deployment
- Cloudflare Pages handles static hosting, but I can move it elsewhere anytime
But, I think using the term "fully-owned" to refer to pushing up to GitHub, then deploying to Cloudflare Pages is definitely not "fully-owned"
You're right that hosting on GitHub and Cloudflare isn't infrastructure ownership. I should’ve been more precise with the wording.
The OP's fully owned is analogous to someone else doing the printing for the privelege of spying on your readers.
Would be nice to coin an unambiguous term for this as it's a useful design goal.