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Hello Sergio,
Sergio Arias wrote:
| That could be an option, but in that case we will have something like: | | [IIS Cluster ] <---> [Apache+Midgard Cluster] | | So we'll have a second cluster just for Midgard (more machines | administration,...) and I was thinking in something like: | | [IIS Cluster] <---(HTML files)--- LAMP + Midgard | | In this second scenario, the IIS Cluster will serve the HTML files | generated and published under Midgard, and copied afterwards (there will | be static HTML files) to the production machines. Is this feasible?. Can | anyone think on another alternative to Piotras'?
Well, you could simply produce the content on the Midgard platform and use wget to produce a static HTML dump of the site. Then all you need is to push the static pages out to the IIS cluster. Obviously you want a script to handle all of this... see how Aegir does the staging-live publishing thing, you could imitate that.
See "man wget" for the proper output options (there are some to get the static pages to work properly).
Cheers!
~ //Henri
| Thanks | | Piotras wrote: | |> Sergio Arias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: |> |> |>> Hi everyone. |>> |>> We have an IIS cluster in our company and we are thinking in using |>> Midgard as CMS. The problem is that we can't use it to serve the |>> final pages since there is an IIS cluster that HAVE TO serve them. |>> Is it possible to export Midgard-created pages as plain HTML to be |>> served by the cluster? |> |> |> |> The first thing which comes to my mind is to request midgard pages |> from IIS if you know how url should looks like. You should get plain |> html on the fly. |> |> Piotras |> |> --------------------------------------------------------------------- |> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |> |> |
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