I have an external static file that sits in an Azure Cloud Storage account. It is publicly accessible from anywhere on the internet.
I am wondering if it’s possible for this file to be served from a URI on the domain I have in Cloudflare. For example, where sitemap.xml is the name of the static file sitting in my azure cloud storage account and example.com is the domain I manage in Cloudflare:
https://example.com/sitemap.xml
Many thanks in advance.
Why not just keep the file with the rest of the files on your site?
I guess I lied about it being totally static. It updates occasionally, a couple of times per week. It’s my website’s sitemap.xml. Whenever a new URL on our site is created, it’s added to the sitemap.xml.
It’d be much easier to run a cronjob on the server to pull that file over every so often.
Even better, it looks like you can specify a cross-domain sitemap from robots.txt
I read that too. Seems like I can see the light.
Let’s say I insisted on serving the external file from my domain like I originally asked in the question. Is it even possible with cloudflare to do so?
There are some Workers examples to pull content from another source. There’s a Fetch HTML which might work, and a Respond With Another Site.
These workers are pretty nifty. Was able to do exactly what I wanted. Thanks sdayman!
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