Site no indexed after a week loadbalancer, cache-control?
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hi All
apologies to everybody in advance my level of SEO or technical stuff is quite minimal.
we have setup a new site with a top level domain sitting on multiple servers ( https.www.mysite/new/ on one and http.wwww.mysites/old/ on another) different pages,content etc. it's definitely a patchy solution until what is left in the old server will be migrated to the new one.
however the new site is still not indexed after around 2 weeks.
I have checke on moz and and google console ( fetch and rendering) and nothing seem to block indexing. no issue with robot.txt ( either on https.www.mysite/new/robots.txt or http.wwww.mysites/old/robots.txt) meta-robot.
any idea on what could cause the problem? can it be an issue with the cache-control set as : no-store no-cache? Or the loadbalancer that is preventing google to access ?
Dario
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I'd be happy to take a deeper look. Generally speaking, if Moz and Google can reach the pages via their crawls, it should be indexable. Would you be willing to share the actual URLs with me via Private Message?
Thanks
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