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A few days ago we released an update to the static site upload process that has brought significant improvements to upload and processing times. If you’re still experiencing slow upload times, please open a support ticket and we’ll take a closer look.
Sorry for the inconvenience and I hope you’ll like the improved performance :)
Thanks for the update @DenysK. We are still working on the upload issue. I apologize for the inconvenience here. I’d recommend trying to build the static site one more time in case it was a temporary networking issue. Another option, if Hugo built-in server can’t handle this many files, is to use a Dockerfile to compile the assets and then serve them using nginx. If that would work for you I’d be happy to help you create the Dockerfile.
I’ll let you know once we have an update on the underlying issue.
Hi @DenysK,
Thanks for reporting this. I’ve filed an internal ticket to look into why the file upload is so slow. Until this is addressed, you can run Hugo as a Service instead of a Static Site. This will skip the file upload process, but it does mean that you won’t be able to make use of the 3 free static sites perk. It will still be fronted by the Cloudflare CDN so you can make use of caching.
If you’d like to try it out, a run command such as this one should work. You might want/need to customize it a bit based on your site. Also, look into configuring Cache-Control headers as well. If you want to replicate the Static Sites’ headers, you can use Cache-Control: public,max-age=10,s-maxage=86400.
Run command:
hugo server --bind=0.0.0.0 --port=$PORT --appendPort=false --disableBrowserError=true --minify=true --watch=false