I can create a route for a URL to redirect a different servers?

[guilherme.franca]

Hello, Guys!

Is it possible to create this kind of route/dns and structure for my website?

Example:

mywebsite.com.br/blog/* → Redirect for Hostgator
mywebsite.com.br/compradores/* - Redirect for Hostgator
mywebsite.com.br/fornecedores/* - Redirect for Hostgator
mywebsite.com.br/* - Redirect for Azure Plataform
subdomain.mywebsite.com.br/* - Redirect for Azure Plataform

I want to do this to not lose my SEO and Google Campaigns, someone knows it’s possible?

Best Regards

[cbrandt]

Hi,

You can redirect from any URL to any other URL you want

Assuming what you call “different servers” are different websites on different servers and on different domains, then yes, you should be able to redirect as you intend.

Single Redirects — Example rules · Cloudflare Rules docs

Redirect Rules (beta) Cheat Sheet

Cloudflare Page Rules will soon be deprecated, as they are being replaced by a group of new Cloudflare Rules. Redirect Rules (beta) helps you make all kinds of dynamic or static redirects. Examples of some of the most requested Redirect Rules: 1 - Canonical redirect (naked domain to www.)

Redirect Rule details

When incoming requests match Field: Hostname Operator: equals Value: example.com Then Type: Dynamic Expression: concat("https://www.example.com", http.request.uri.path) …

[guilherme.franca]

Hii, Thanks for helping!

Is it possible to use a contain page URL rule to direct to an IP? Thinking about the DNS level so as not to affect the SEO ranking.

Example:

If the page contains:

mywebsite.com.br/blog/* → IP HostGator
mywebsite.com.br/compradores/* - IP Hostgator
mywebsite.com.br/fornecedores/* - IP HostGator
mywebsite.com.br/* - IP for AzurePlataform
subdomain.mywebsite.com.br/* - IP for AzurePlataform

[cbrandt]

Please see the following answer by @epic.network to a similar question.

How to point 2 different IPS to different routes of the same dns

Welcome to the Cloudflare Community. That’s not how DNS works. DNS translates a hostname to an IP address. The /blog portion of your URL is not involved your DNS. It is handled by the server after the DNS resolution has occurred. If you just want example.com to take vistors to your main site and example.com/blog to direct them to your blog on another server, you can do that using Cloudflare with a redirect rule applied to a proxied hostname. First, get your blog working at blog.exa…