I have a question about the 2FA from Wordfence.
Our stack looks like this:
Those 3 server run identical WordPress installs and all connected to a database server (same database).
My understanding is that the 2FA is going to keep a file on the server that is used to match the code from the client trying to log.
Given that a user goes through the load balancer, it never knows on what server is going to land, is the 2FA still going to work?
Because when I’m going to enable 2FA is going to happen from one of those servers, if there is something stored locally is going to be only on that server. If it’s at the database level, than it’s fine because they all use/share it.
Let me know if the 2FA will work given this setup.
Update:
I’ve already applied this part: https://www.wordfence.com/help/firewall/mysqli-storage-engine/
Thanks!
]]>Any issues if i have 3 x WordPress servers behind a load balancer, this plugin, installed to the 3 servers, will each happily sync content with the 1 S3 bucket presumably?
Thanks
]]>I have a configuration problem on my production environment.
When the plugin locks a user, it impacts other users. I think this is due to my load balancer.
Is it possible to use the ip address returned by the “X-Forwarded-For” value to lock users?
Thanks in advance
]]>My WordPress website will be hosted on Amazon AWS.
Is WordPress fully compatible with AWS and works fine with load balancer.
Will there be any issues or points I need to keep in my mind?
I want to tell my DNS zone to point all traffic for write.mysite.com to an IP address for a server that is hosting a WP installation. The database for that is hosted on a separate RDS server.
Then I want to create another record in my DNS zone to point all traffic for mysite.com to the address of a load balancer that is overtop of a few servers that are mirrored copies of my WP installation. They are all reading from the same RDS database installation. (They are pulling the WP code down from an S3 bucket. That’s how they stay mirrored).
Is this a possible thing to accomplish? So far it seems like I can either have the primary server that I write to or one of the servers behind the load balancer, but not a divided traffic pattern because WP keeps redirecting traffic to whatever URL is in the database.
Is there a way to adjust (or hack) WP to accomplish this? Thanks for your help!
]]>I’m using your plugin on my website. I have 2 instances connected to the same DB in AWS Lightsail and a load balancer attached to them.
After creating my load balancer successfully, I think the plugin began to act strange. Is it possible the stats shown are just for 1 individual instance instead of all together? If that’s the case, how can I obtain stats for both instances?
Thank you so much and sorry for your trouble.
Regards,
]]>Now I am facing issue because sometime i can see 404 for autoptimize files. I suspect it is causing because of containers and load balancer. eq. First time I opened page, request get served by Container A, again i refresh page, and this time page got served by Container B.
I want to use this plugin, please guide me how I can fix this issue please.
Thanks
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