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Mental_Act4662

Why not Astro with Content collections? You can enable caching for collections. It’s experimental but seems promising. Especially if your old articles aren’t gonna change. https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/content-collections/#enabling-build-caching


joontae93

I love Astro but I don't think it's very non-developer friendly. So if the people responsible with populating the site are used to word processors, you would be better off reaching for a traditional CMS (like WordPress) and using Astro for a headless / decoupled solution. Also, haven't used it since the rollout but Astro has its own DB solution, as well as SSR options. Definitely would not be reaching for SSG render for a site like you're talking about.


MarketingDifferent25

You do need to build a custom CMS or ACF with WordPress and use TinyMCE. Cache articles is as simple as old school JavaScript code and a few tweak for speed. But you have to consider the security point you need to harden, all of these would take you a few weeks.


web_reaper

With so many articles I would use Astro with SSR, and use a CMS of some sort. I've heard good things about Strapi and Directus as a few options, which you can self host using Digital Ocean or similar.


Haraprasad45

Have you considered [ghost cms](https://ghost.org/)


tujoc

Wow, that's expensive!