Hi,
I’m pretty sure I’ve just been kicked out of netlify without notice, for political reasons.
So it seems I’ll have to rely on self-hosting.
Does someone know about that, in short what to do from your site deployed in /public or wherever, the steps until people can reach an adress on the web ?
I mean, I know about buying a domain name, but the server aspect, not all.
Some documentation perhaps in relation with hugo sites would be nice 
so I can get started
Search for how to host plain html.
One of the big points of static site generators like Hugo is that the output is plain html/css/js.
That it is generated from Hugo has no impact on the hosting of the generated files.
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Many alternatives to Netlify are available, I would recommend the French nonprofit Framasoft, providing Gitlab Pages and a fancy subdomain looking like you.frama.io.
Another nonprofit, Riseup, also enabled Gitlab Pages recently.
I wrote articles on both of them:
Gitlab.com and raw HTML is another solution:
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I just saw I needed
relativeurls = true
uglyurls = true
It’s all well and dandy now 
thanks !
@Mehdi_Saada kindly use the “support” tag for support questions. Tips & Tricks serves a different purpose.
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