[_QrE]

It sounds like you might be looking at the wrong place. There's services like bunny.net and cloudflare CDN (I'm not affiliated with either, but I use the former) that are really easy to set up and configure, if you've built your site properly (edit for clarification: if you have clearly defined static content, and/or you're using some build system). You don't want to 'run' a CDN, you want to use one.

Configuration depends a lot on the specifics of your stack. For Svelte, you can use an adapter (https://svelte.dev/docs/kit/adapters) that will handle pointing to the CDN for you.

Cloudflare's offering is free, bunny.net is also probably going to be free for you if you don't have much traffic. CDNs are great insurance for static sites, because they can handle all the traffic you could possibly get without breaking a sweat.

[victorbjorklund]

Bunny is never free (other than a 14 day free trial). But it is dirt cheap but with a min cost of 1 usd/month.

[_QrE]

You're right, my bad. I was looking at the CDN tab and it rounds the traffic cost to 0.