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Yeah. That is the reason behind DDOS proxies tbh.
That depends on what layers and protocols the provider filters. Some providers only provide TCP, some provide TCP/UDP, some provide L7 filtering, etc ,etc.
For example, if you have a HTTP Flood going towards your node (with DDOS protection), and the provider (nor you) filters out the flood, then your backend would still be getting hit with the HTTP flood.