SmartCloud Static Publisher
by Smart Cloud Solutions Inc. 0 (0 reviews)

SmartCloud Static Publisher

Reliable static export for WordPress with sitemap-based crawl, browser rendering, asset capture, and S3 + CloudFront deployment.

SmartCloud Static Publisher ranks #33,305 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, is #2,295 of 5,310 in the Utilities & Tools category, and was last updated Oct 30, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.2.2 Current Version v1.2.2
Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 30 Oct, 2026
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#2,295 of 5,310 in Utilities & Tools Top 50% by installs Actively maintained
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about SmartCloud Static Publisher

No. For safety and reliability, PHP only stores config and queue instructions. The actual crawl/deploy is performed by the Node exporter.
Not by default. This plugin does not spawn Node.js from PHP. Recommended production setup is system cron (or systemd timer) that runs publisher-exporter queue-runner.
No. Scheduler rules are evaluated only when the external publisher-exporter queue-runner process starts from cron, systemd timer, or Windows Task Scheduler. Important details: * Scheduler only adds matching jobs to runtime/queue.json; the same runner tick or a later tick then processes them through the normal queue. * Recommended cadence is every 1 minute. * Supported scheduled commands are publish, crawl, deploy, invalidate, retry-timeouts, url, and Professional/Agency-only content-sync. * Content sync requires a successful normal publish baseline and processes only the configured post types, multisite scope, listings, archives, and sitemap surfaces. * The scheduler timezone field is currently informational for operations context; interval matching is based on elapsed minute buckets checked at each runner start. * If an equivalent queued or running job already exists for the same command, crawl mode, deployment profile, and URL, the rule is skipped for that interval bucket.
Yes. Start publisher-exporter queue-runner or npx @smart-cloud/publisher-exporter queue-runner manually from PowerShell for one-off processing, or use Windows Task Scheduler with a repeating 1-minute trigger plus a small PowerShell wrapper. Linux production should use system cron.
Yes. Use Download config next to the queued job, extract publisherConfig into publisher.config.json, then run the exact manualExecution.commands.jobPosix or manualExecution.commands.jobPowerShell command from the downloaded JSON. This replays the job outside WordPress and does not update queue state automatically.
Yes. Exporter config supports two SDK modes: * sdk-upload-delete * sdk-upload-only
Yes. Deploy and invalidate now write detailed progress logs in addition to crawl logs. Use logLevel (error, warn, info, debug) to control verbosity.
No. SDK deploy now skips unchanged files using S3 ETag + size fast checks, with checksum metadata fallback (x-amz-meta-wpsuite-sha256) when ETag is not decisive.
Processing concurrency sets the local page-render, asset-download, and final rewrite worker counts together. When Delegate processing to Lambda is enabled, the same value is also the coordinator's requested fan-out for each delegated page-render, asset-fetch, rewrite, or deploy phase. With full delegation, rendered HTML and downloaded assets remain in the worker S3 workspace for Lambda rewrite and direct S3-to-S3 deployment; the coordinator does not download them for a second HTML scan or restage the completed export. It still owns the dynamic URL queues, safety and incremental decisions, compact manifests, retries, logs, invalidation, and terminal job state. The setting is not an account-wide Lambda concurrency limit: function reserved concurrency, regional quotas, other sites, available batches, and downstream capacity can reduce effective parallelism. Existing installations that saved different legacy settings for individual phases keep those values until an administrator changes the corresponding common control. The Configuration screen shows a warning for that mixed legacy state. Render, rewrite, and deploy batch sizes are configurable independently. A render batch reuses one Chromium process for up to 20 sequential pages; rewrite and deploy support larger bounded batches because they do not load WordPress. Runtime progress advances after each completed batch. Asset downloads use protocol-bounded batches of 20 URLs. Retry counts remain internal compatibility settings.
Use blockedSearchFragments for preview or editor query patterns that must never enter the crawl queue. The setting is empty by default. If your WordPress setup exposes plugin-specific preview URLs, add those fragments explicitly to your config. Typical examples include page-builder previews, WordPress Customizer preview parameters, multilingual editor preview flags, and similar per-plugin markers. This matters because exported page output paths ignore query strings, so a preview URL can overwrite the canonical output for the same page path.

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