If you're lazy (like me) and still running a few (mostly static) WordPress sites, I can recommend Simply Static. Export the whole site/blog as static pages, and take away the security / maintenance hassle of running WP and PHP.
If you're lazy (like me) and still running a few (mostly static) WordPress sites, I can recommend Simply Static. Export the whole site/blog as static pages, and take away the security / maintenance hassle of running WP and PHP.
@jbaert A question for you - *where* are you hosting your static files?
I've deployed some static sites before to Netlify, and also to a simple S3 bucket. I've recently been learning more about Cloudflare Pages. (There are, of course, so many options.)
I have also used Shifter before - https://www.getshifter.io/ - which spins up WP in a Docker container when you want to update it.
(A similar services is https://www.hardypress.com/ )