Getting a 404 error for pages that do exist in a load balanced environment on azure
Umbraco: 7.8.1
I'm running into a weird issue with one of the sites I'm working on. It's a collection of 3 azure apps with one admin and two front end servers that are tied to a traffic manager. New pages are throws a 404 error when viewed after they are published. The weird thing is that those pages load successfully in the following environments.
{admin}.azurewebsites.net
{front end 1}.azurewebsites.net
{front end 2}.azurewebsites.net
{traffic manager}.trafficmanager.net
It only fails when the site is loaded from the production domain. Any thoughts on what the cause could be?
No domain is set in the back end, though I did try setting one as a test. That caused errors with cache busting though, so I undid that. I was eventually able to fix the production domain by restarting all of the servers, but haven't identified a root cause yet.
Getting a 404 error for pages that do exist in a load balanced environment on azure
Umbraco: 7.8.1
I'm running into a weird issue with one of the sites I'm working on. It's a collection of 3 azure apps with one admin and two front end servers that are tied to a traffic manager. New pages are throws a 404 error when viewed after they are published. The weird thing is that those pages load successfully in the following environments.
It only fails when the site is loaded from the production domain. Any thoughts on what the cause could be?
HI Jesse,
Do you have a domain set in the Umbraco backoffice ? Maybe the page you are trying to serve is not able to run under that domain ?
Dave
No domain is set in the back end, though I did try setting one as a test. That caused errors with cache busting though, so I undid that. I was eventually able to fix the production domain by restarting all of the servers, but haven't identified a root cause yet.
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