We’re currently evaluating a scraping use case for Turkey-based websites :
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General🌐Apify Proxy🖥️PlatformSpecifically, I’d like to understand:
1) Which proxy types work best for Turkey-based scraping (residential, ISP, datacenter, etc.)
2) Any region-specific challenges, blocks, or compliance considerations
3) Best practices for configuring proxies within Apify for stable and scalable scraping
4) Whether Apify’s built-in proxy solution is sufficient or if third-party providers are recommended
Hence, if you have any clue, please help me here.
1) Which proxy types work best for Turkey-based scraping (residential, ISP, datacenter, etc.)
2) Any region-specific challenges, blocks, or compliance considerations
3) Best practices for configuring proxies within Apify for stable and scalable scraping
4) Whether Apify’s built-in proxy solution is sufficient or if third-party providers are recommended
Hence, if you have any clue, please help me here.
Solution
Hi @bhavin.shah
1) I would recommend the residential proxies if you are facing blocking and location issues.
2) For most of the websites if the issue is IP blocking, then residential proxies should work well.
3) I recommend you to read this article from the apify academy https://docs.apify.com/academy/anti-scraping/mitigation/using-proxies
4) Yes it should be sufficient for most of the websites
1) I would recommend the residential proxies if you are facing blocking and location issues.
2) For most of the websites if the issue is IP blocking, then residential proxies should work well.
3) I recommend you to read this article from the apify academy https://docs.apify.com/academy/anti-scraping/mitigation/using-proxies
4) Yes it should be sufficient for most of the websites
Learn how to use and automagically rotate proxies in your scrapers by using Crawlee, and a bit about how to obtain pools of proxies.
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