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Looking for a dedicated in SG/JH
Hello,
I'm looking for a dedicated server preferably in Singapore or Johor location with the following specs:
CPU: Ryzen 9 9950x (anyother similar cpu is fine)
Ram: 256GB DDR5
Storage: 2x3.84Tb
Bandwidth: 10-30Tb per month with 1G-10G uplink is fine
DDoS protection is a must (not best effort basis)
Budget: $300-350/Month
If anyone has anything similar in Singapore or Johor please share the pricing, thanks 👍
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Just to ruin the party. A good (yes, good) DDoS protection in APAC is double your budget.
I'm not even starting with your hardware and bandwidth requirements.
If you can get a Cloudflare business plan for your project (200$/m) definitely take it.
I see, I'm okay with less bandwidth if that's the issue. Does cf business plan allow ports like port ranges like 25565 or 19132? Thanks for the info btw
They allow a custom solution for you. Including ports. But don't take my word for it, open a ticket. From what I know, without a CDN, anti DDoS is in the thousands per month - in APAC.
Cloudflare makes it globally cheap because they are peered even with polar bears.
And yes, I know some businesses who pay that. Because they need on-premise hardware.
Understood, i already have TCPShield in front of me but attackers keep hiting my backend ip even if I don't reveal it by any dns records. Hence I need native DDoS protection
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How do they keep hitting it when they don't know where it is?
Thats the thing, maybe they are hitting all of the subnet but provider has declined this scenario.
Did you restrict traffic in your firewall to TCPShield IPs only? If you don't, and leave your ports open, attackers can still find your backend IP with a port scan or tools like Shodan and Censys.
Higher budget required, especially if you're inviting their network to be attacked; very few providers will want you unless they specialize in mitigation, which naturally require a higher budget.
Yeah I think that's the thing I didn't do last time, but I have whitelisted only TCPShield ips now
Since you didn't do that before, I recommend rotating (changing) your backend IP and also whitelisting TCPShield IPs on that IP as well, because the attackers already have your current backend IP and can just keep attacking it.
Hmm, how much should I expect for the above given specs with DDoS protection? I can adjust my budget if DDoS protection is included natively
Yeah did exactly the same, since the old backend ip was already leaked so rotating makes sense