Running a router with an x86 processor is fine, you just need to have the number of PCI-E lanes available to handle the bandwidth, and enough CPU to handle 10Mpps+ based on DDoS attacks.

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UBNT / Mikrotik I agree. They claimed PPS is no where near realistic in my experience. But if you're dealing with less than 10G, VyOS on some decent hardware (and more importantly, decent NICs), you c

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I had developed a DNS based filtration module for a antivirus firm and all was fine till the time it was under development and testing (still open to the world). DDOS kicked in as soon as they started

Use Psychz.net Ashburn, VA location, with at least 20gbit ddos mitigation.

A useful public DNS server is totally doable. Yes, you will be inviting DDoS, but that can be mitigated to a great extent. I do admit that it's a bit of an uphill climb at times but lots of us do this

A DNS recursor open to world == invitation for DDOS

They used to have a DDoS protected VPS line. Not sure if they still do or not.

Really? They just null route your server when you are a target of a DDoS. Even when its just a couple of Gbs.

Many people use OVH BHS for NA game servers for their DDOS protection

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So all depends on the target playerbase. Decent server providers in all three locations. You'll want to find a host with good DDoS protection since as soon as you ban some kiddie from the server for t

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