You could "render" it to html with pandoc, then serve the html from disk by a static web server.
This would be "build time" html - it's html before it's read by the server.
Then you could setup a cgi script, php-script or an application server that converted markdown to html - then sent it to the client. This would be server-side rendering.
Finally, you could send some html+javascript to the client that fetch the raw markdown, then generates html on the client. That would be client side rendering.
You could "render" it to html with pandoc, then serve the html from disk by a static web server.
This would be "build time" html - it's html before it's read by the server.
Then you could setup a cgi script, php-script or an application server that converted markdown to html - then sent it to the client. This would be server-side rendering.
Finally, you could send some html+javascript to the client that fetch the raw markdown, then generates html on the client. That would be client side rendering.