Static website considerations (To do after deploying site successfully)

Have the certificate auto-renew

Installing openresty

Installing anti-bot measures

Automatic upgrades and reboots

Delete EXIF Image metadata

This one is rather easy, most people do it in drawing programs (Just opening a file, adding a pixel or changing it from png to jpg) but I like to do them in bulk using exif tool to save time.

I know this looks like a lot of info but it really is not compared to the exif data of the original file which collects everything from location to phone manufacturing to a dozen other things.

Please bear in mind I also use a rather old phone to take photos to try and keep anonymity, this is because how Google tells you that there totally isn't any glowieware embedded into every photo you take and the only info is the EXIF metadata:

They in fact do, via two technologies called Sensor Pattern Noise (PRNU) and CCD watermarking, both of which are embedded into just about every modern phone and camera and can be used to track down the device that originally took the photo and by extension, you. This takes a few hours for private investigators and black hats with contacts to obtain and it only takes minutes for law enforcement to obtain.

I recommend buying an old used phone (Before android 4 or even a Firefox phone or something) with cash and use that to take pictures you intend to upload to the internet, most people have one in a drawer somewhere so most of the time you just gotta ask.  

ssh with a key file instead of password