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Hi, I'm not familiar with hosting rules and tricks. So maybe my question could seem a bit "stupid"... I'im going to take a webfaction instance on the server in Amsterdam. I currently live in France. France is my first targeting market and USA will be the second. I wanted to know if it's possible, and if yes, how, to "simulate" that my server is in France and not in Amsterdam. I think it will works with another server that I buy in France, which redirects to the server in Amsterdam. I read it's called Reverse Proxy, but "reverse proxy" seems to have some other meanings (nginx). Does anybody do something like that for their needs ? I want to do that just for SEO which seems to be better when the server is in the targeting country. Thanks by advance Bastien |
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Yes, this is certainly possible, but it's not something I would recommend because I don't think the SEO improvement will be noticeable. But if you want to do this, you can. You would use something like this:
Then, in order to ensure that this SSH tunnel is kept alive as long as possible, you would use both autossh and a watchdog script together. Again, I personally don't think the SEO benefits would be noticeable, but if you want to do this, go right ahead :) Hope that helps! Thanks for the quick and so clear answer Ryans. As I am not familiar with hosting tricks, it seems not so easy, even with your great explanations, and even more if you think the SEO improvement will not worth it. I think I will let it away for the moment. Bastien |