[wp-hackers] WordPress, load balancer and domain names

[Filippo Pisano]

Hi Dino,

You can set WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL accordingly to the server Url inside the
wp-config.php file of each server.
We have a similar enviroment and using this approach helped us solving the
same issue.

Unfortunately all links and images contained inside posts' content will
remain the same but you can always filter the content.
Il 23/lug/2014 21:17 "Dino Termini" <dino at duechiacchiere.it> ha scritto:

> Hi list,
>
> I have a question for those who have dealt with MySQL replication. We
> would like to create an environment with three servers: 1 authoring server
> behind the firewall (server1.example.com), that only internal users can
> access, and 2 public-facing servers behind a load balancer (
> server2.example.com and server3.example.com, with load balancer
> responding to server.example.com). Filesystems are synchronized via NFS,
> and MySQL is set as master on the authoring and as slave on the two public
> servers. In order to avoid issues (apparently WP caches oEmbeds and other
> stuff when rendering pages), we set the slaves as read-only.
>
> Now, content editors who access the authoring server, will type
> server1.example.com, which is also the address configured in WordPress.
> Unfortunately those URLs get copied over to the slaves. And that's were
> problems start to arise. Have you ever dealt with a similar situation? How
> did you solve the problem, or what would you recommend we change or adapt
> to implement this architecture?
>
> Thank you,
> Dino
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