I host static content with them (with no fallback server) using their keyval stores.
All GETs result in a KV lookup. A PUT uses a signed payload and a set of public keys in another KV store to check that the caller is allowed to store the new page contents.
I can re-deploy a site in a matter of milliseconds and it is only loosely cached (updates are reflected within a minute or so), free for up to 100k requests a month, and serves content in a matter of milliseconds.
All GETs result in a KV lookup. A PUT uses a signed payload and a set of public keys in another KV store to check that the caller is allowed to store the new page contents.
I can re-deploy a site in a matter of milliseconds and it is only loosely cached (updates are reflected within a minute or so), free for up to 100k requests a month, and serves content in a matter of milliseconds.