Can you confirm if SEO Checker (specifically redirects) is built to handle load balanced environments, including separate Umbraco Backoffice and Frontend sites?
e.g. if you add a redirect into the Umbraco backoffice on the backoffice server, this will update the frontend web servers with this new redirect?
This is not related to redirects but still related to Load balanced environments. I've realized that the domain name is picked up by the HTTPContext. As the domain name will be different from the live domain sitemap is generated with a wrong URL. Is there a way (web config setting) to change this behavior? instead of using the HttpContext hostname use a value from web config?
No sorry currently not. What you can do is hook into the XmlSitemapNodeGenerating event which you can find in SEOChecker.Extensions.Events. Then you can change the url there when it’s generated.
Load balanced environments
Hi Richard,
Can you confirm if SEO Checker (specifically redirects) is built to handle load balanced environments, including separate Umbraco Backoffice and Frontend sites?
e.g. if you add a redirect into the Umbraco backoffice on the backoffice server, this will update the frontend web servers with this new redirect?
Thanks
Hi Gareth,
It uses the Umbraco DistributedCache and sends a message to Clear All Cache when a redirect is updated. Sp should work indeed.
Best,
Richard
This is not related to redirects but still related to Load balanced environments. I've realized that the domain name is picked up by the HTTPContext. As the domain name will be different from the live domain sitemap is generated with a wrong URL. Is there a way (web config setting) to change this behavior? instead of using the HttpContext hostname use a value from web config?
No sorry currently not. What you can do is hook into the XmlSitemapNodeGenerating event which you can find in SEOChecker.Extensions.Events. Then you can change the url there when it’s generated.
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