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Server side bidding request works technically? - Craig Lucakys - 03-18-2019 Hi Guys How does server-side bidding work technically? What do we have to implement, that pre-bid server side bidding is running? RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Richard Smith - 03-18-2019 (03-18-2019, 12:21 PM)Craig Lucakys Wrote: Hi Guys On pre bid server side header bidding, auction will be run on a server. This will improve page’s load time, if you are running bidding pre bid will make bid request for each third party using browser, but in server side bidding, pre bid will send all third party details to a single server, on that server they will get ads from each third parties on server side and then send the response to browser, for using server side bidding you need to get an account id from any one of pre bid servers. RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Craig Lucakys - 03-18-2019 You mentioned that we need to set up MongoDB and then to run a cronjob that imports data into Revive MySQL DB. What is the cronjob precisely? How to configure? Who setups the MongoDB? Do you have any documentation on that? RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Richard Smith - 03-18-2019 (03-18-2019, 12:37 PM)Craig Lucakys Wrote: You mentioned that we need to set up MongoDB and then to run a cronjob that imports data into Revive MySQL DB. What is the cronjob precisely? How to configure? Who setups the MongoDB? Do you have any documentation on that? We are using MongoDB to store tracking details, cron job is a URL that need to run at each one hour, by running this URL tracking data's will be moved to MySQL DB, you can set up this cron job in your server, if you need any support for installing mongoDB we will provide documentation or support. RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Fergusona - 03-18-2019 Can you confirm, that the Plugin will be updated to fully support the latest prebid.js version 2.6.0 All Bidder Adaptors? All Modules especially GDPR? All Analytics Adaptors? RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Richard Smith - 03-18-2019 (03-18-2019, 12:45 PM)Fergusona Wrote: Can you confirm, that the Plugin will be updated to fully support the latest prebid.js version 2.6.0 Yes, we can update the Plug-in to support pre bid 2.6.0, and able to support All Bidder Adapters in header bidding plug-in. All modules and All Analytics Adapters we can make it as custom features. Click Here : https://www.reviveadservermod.com/video/header-bidding-plugin RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Fergusona - 03-18-2019 How regularly do you update the prebid.js to the latest version? RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Richard Smith - 03-18-2019 (03-18-2019, 12:49 PM)Fergusona Wrote: How regularly do you update the prebid.js to the latest version? Currently prebid.js doesn't provide any dynamic CDN for latest version, because on each version they will add new bidders and some code changes, so we need to manually update the plug-in. RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Jeeva - 06-08-2019 How Does Pre-Bidding Work on associated DSP and SSP? RE: Server side bidding request works technically? - Thirumoorthi.P - 06-10-2019 (06-08-2019, 08:20 AM)Jeeva Wrote: How Does Pre-Bidding Work on associated DSP and SSP? Each associated DSP and SSP makes a pre-bid, sending the bid its advertisers can give. Simply after that does the actual auction happen at the triumphant DSP and the impression is sold. Along these lines, the publisher really gets the best bid from every one of the publicists from each associated DSP and SSP. |