carol wrote:
i cant imagine anyone running a pro network that wouldnt have some sort of precautions against ddos and the like.
By default, there is a 50 Mb/sec rate limit on outgoing traffic from each Linode. As far as I can tell, that is all the filtering that occurs upstream of an individual Linode, unless there actually is a DDoS.
damoncloudflare wrote:
Staff from Linode could answer this. I do know that some services throttle if they a lot of connections coming from certain IPs, something that could happen because we act as a reverse proxy, so installing mod_cloudflare to pass along original visitor IPs might help as well.
I've not noticed this happening, even with obviously bad traffic. Last week, I handled ~150 SIP registration attempts per second from one IP address. Lasted about 18 hours until I got around to iptablesing it. Then again, it was only about 1.5 Mb/sec, which is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things.
How many hits/second are we talking about here?
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