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ReliableSite own their own suite in the facility if I'm not mistaken but utilize the Choopa network and they also use Choopa's DDoS protection.

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I do not have any info about DDoS other than what is on the Choopa site. When you configure your server they have DDoS protection option. 10Gbps/2000k PPS Protection

True. A lot of hosts advertise DDOS protection and they're with voxility but I have doubts whether they can actually diliver what they advertise. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind paying for protection

They do have one EU pop, but for some reason, they never restock, so there's never any to order over at Germany. DDoS protection is expensive and it's just something you need to pay for if you want i

Choopa does not offer any free DDoS protection I believe, if they do certainly not to the level of RSnet. I believe they are more expensive too for the same hardware.

512MB RAM & 512MB vSwap30GB Storage1TB Bandwidth1 vCPU Core1 Dedicated IPv4/64 IPv6 Subnet1Gbps Network SpeedDDoS Mitigation

Also @pbgben - remember that despite 260-520k sounds like a lot, bandwidth, routers and employees to develop ddos stuff isn't exactly cheap - I don't know if you've seen the prices for 40g/100g equipm

Having tried the "charge extra for DDoS protection" model, I wasn't a fan of it. I can definitely see why companies charge extra for it, I just personally didn't like it.

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You posted this thread to whack your dick on the table about DDoS service pricing, and you operate such a service. How would it be off topic?

So it isn't optional if I don't need DDoS protection? Kinda lame.

I'm not sure I get the whole "welp, I guess they can't provide ddos protection for free" argument. Just because ddos protection isn't a specific line item on your bill every month do

Hmm... OVH is quite a nice option for DDoS attacks, but when the attack is that big, cost of it is very expensive to keep services online... But than almost every provider will either bill you or nu

No excuses, just higher bills. The anti-DDoS isn't going to pay for itself!

Since we're discussing the sustainability of free DDOS protection. Anyone thinks Cloudflare will drop the free DDOS protection at some point?

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