Just wondering: if you publish a website to often what's the best strategy?

1) `ipfs add -r website/`, address using recent CID and set it in DNS using `dnslink`
2) publish recent CID into IPNS (`ipfs name publish CID`)
3) Something else?

Option 1) sucks because each change to website requires updating CID in my website's reverse proxy and DNS.

Option 2) sucks because IPNS so is slooow on both publishing and resolving...

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So when my Nginx config contains literally such section:

proxy_pass http://ipfs-gateway/ipns/krvtz.net/;

It does not require change of CID on each change of website, but the first request (because then it's cached) will take ages and time out.

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