SEO | SEO helper classes , providing : Meta tags | Sitemap library

I'm doing some scraping, but as I'm parsing approximately 4000 URL's, the website eventually detects my IP and blocks me every 20 iterations.

I've written a bunch of Sys.sleep(5) and a tryCatch so I'm not blocked too soon.

I use a VPN but I have to manually disconnect and reconnect it every now and then to change my IP. That's not a suitable solution with such a scraper supposed to run all night long.

I think rotating a proxy should do the job.

Here's my current code (a part of it at least) :

I am trying to contribute to a Github Page/Jekyll site and want to be able to visualise changes locally but when I run bundle exec jekyll serve but I get this output:

Is this code recognizable by google by Google? I mean, is the "DZ" code correct for SEO? I searched about this subject, but any precise answer.

I'm having trouble with the CSV export result on a website I am trying to scrape data from.

Output Problems: Output in column but just the first column and it only output's the first column of data

Output in rows but just one row

I just want it to output the typical way

Here's a segment of the whole site's html where my particular target is:

I'm still relatively new to typeScript and struggle quite a bit with annotations in a project I work on with various data from a GraphQL endpoint.

The data structure may change later on, so I have used Apollo Client to generate the appropriate TypeScript types for the various queries to avoid typing them manually. This works well: So far so good!

However, when I want to map over the various data I struggle: Mainly when I use the map() function and start destructuring data I have a hard time finding examples on how to do this? I am unsure if I am running into name collisions? The various errors aren't clear to me.

Example: (this is a snippet of a larger code-block - if I hover seoDataObject I can see it is annotated correctly as expected - it is an array of objects:

const seoDataObject: (AllUsersSeo_users_edges | null)[] | null | undefined)

I'm new to Next.js and I'm trying to understand the suggested structure and dealing with data between pages or components.

For instance inside my home.js page, I fetch a internal API called /api/user.js where it sends back to me some user data from mongodb. The fetch right now happens inside the getServerSideProps() which passes various props to the page after some math.

From my understanding this is the way to go for a good SEO, since props get fetched/modified server side and the page gets em ready to render. But then I read in the Next.js documentation that fetch to internal API shouldn't happen inside the getServerSideProps() .. so what am I suppose to do to comply to good practice and good SEO?

The reason I'm not doing also the home.js math inside the /api/user.js and THEN pass data to home.js, is because I need more generic data from /api/user.js which I use differently in other pages as well.

Not to mention the caching aspect, which client side is very straight forward using SWR to fetch an internal API, but server side I'm not yet sure how to achieve it.

home.js snippet:

So I have been researching how to re-direct my old domain to my new domain and stumbled on this stack article here.

This solution makes sense to me, but when I open my own I get a little overwhelmed. First off I am assuming I want to go into my sites-enabled and not my sites-available correct?

When I edit the file in sites-enabled for my website its not as simple as the one i the stack example I linked to earlier. I have used certbot for SSL for my website.

My sites-enabled file looks like this:

https://pastebin.com/Qbn0xBQ3

I am a bit confused on which "server" section I would put the redirect in to not mess with the certificate?

I was thinking i have to change the redirect thats already there from certbot in each server and just replace seekadventure with newDomainName since they are already all 301 (Permanent redirects, good for google SEO right?)

My concern is if I do that my SSL cert is with my seekadventure domain? I would I then add the SSL cert to the new domain name?

I essentialy want to keep both domains so if someone stumbles on an old link on reddit it will redirect them to the new domain...

I need to access { excerpt, title, author, category, slug, readTime, image } those data from the query, I have tried many time, but I can't think how to do.

my code is:

I have a question in regard to how CloudFront will use an S3 object's ETag to determine if it needs to send a refreshed object or not.

I know that the ETag will be part of the Request to the CloudFront distribution, in my case I'm seeing the "weak" (shortened) version: