How can a hamster site survive the habraeffect?

Question

Habraeffect

I thought about the question for the future ...
There is a site on a simple hosting. How can he survive the Habroeffect? How much is it?

Specification:
Briefly about the plans. A lot of materials on psychology have been collected in my life (in particular, I worked on one semi-closed project on the psychology of the unconscious). I want to post information online. I think it will be interesting for Habr, but I consider it stupid to drag such a series of non-core articles to Habr. Something like this ...
By the way, I just wrote and realized that I was stupid with the question - there are Google blogs. I'll post it there. And if an audience gathers for classes, then it will be possible to discuss hosting and which engine to choose with them.

Thanks everyone for the replies. If there is nothing fundamentally new, I will probably close the question.

Answer 1

You can use Coral CDN

Answer 2

on Amazon (AWS) won a year
of testing for free - maybe there?

Answer 3

1. About the "cloud" they wrote above. In fact, what you need is hosting with scalable options. It's not really a cloud, but at cloud rates you get it. Amazon look.
And do not forget to clarify in advance what such an increase in capacity will cost you.
2. As an option, move for a while to more powerful resources.
3. If the ratio of server power - the slash dot effect is not very bad, then the link can be made in such a way as to cut off part of the audience (yes, at least redirect to Yandex). And thus to process let a part of possible visitors, but to process.

Answer 4

You can transfer your site to cloud hosting, where you pay for the resources used, and not for the time. Only people say that it is better to look for foreign clouds, since our prices are unfavorable.

Answer 5

Move to a powerful and empty server for a while.