It all works fine when publishing new nodes, editing nodes, deleting nodes etc.
However when unpublishing nodes, it only works on the back office and never makes the change at the front-end.
We can tell the front-end servers are not updating because app_data/umbraco.config on the front end servers never sees the relevant node removed while other changes are being replicated in the same time-frame.
Well - I would like to post resolution for this, what helped in our case
Firstly - our infrastructure. Hosting on Azure, one master server on single app service, and 3 frontend nodes on separate app service. Files also stored in Azure.
read deeply the manual about load balancing and flexible load balancing. Few steps weren't performed.
override IServerRegistrar2 Interface (as pointed in manual) to designate master and slave servers
Bug? - unpublishing nodes on front-end servers in advanced load balancing set-up
This feels like a bug, but thought I'd ask here first.
We're using the advanced load balancing technique described at https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/getting-started/setup/server-setup/load-balancing/flexible-advanced, ie a read-write back-office instance and twin redundant read-only front-end instances each on a separate back-end server, pointing at a mirrored redundant SQL server.
It all works fine when publishing new nodes, editing nodes, deleting nodes etc.
However when unpublishing nodes, it only works on the back office and never makes the change at the front-end.
We can tell the front-end servers are not updating because app_data/umbraco.config on the front end servers never sees the relevant node removed while other changes are being replicated in the same time-frame.
Feels like a bug...
Hi Moray.
Did you find an answer to this?
Experiencing similar issue on a advanced load balancing enviroment.
Same here - Let me know guys if you find the solution.
At our env - Unpublish manually - works. Timed - does not :(
Well - I would like to post resolution for this, what helped in our case
Firstly - our infrastructure. Hosting on Azure, one master server on single app service, and 3 frontend nodes on separate app service. Files also stored in Azure.
So all steps (verify the configuration and update the Umbraco to 7.7.7) did the trick ;)
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