These attacks aren't directed to some site of us, but to someone else or directly to Linode.

Linode run its own network or they are mostly rely on softlayer network?

Softlayer 51.7MB/sTokyo, Japan Linode 15.1MB/sSingapore Softlayer 8.09MB/sRotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 16.9MB/sHaarlem, Netherlands Leasew

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Our Ecommerce website with Linode had like 1 hour of downtime. I mentioned to move the website to the pony.

Linode has to get a calendar. Not first time they had DDOS outages. Been many years of problems. Good company, but DDOS protect is necessary or some means of dealing with this gracefully (automated

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linode deadpooled?

The current issues at Linode are targeted directly at their upstream provider which is outside of your/their control. Also, if the physical server, in which your virtual server is hosted on, is under

* Linode has a few-day long DDoS attack.

Tokyo, Japan Linode 7.24MB/s

http://status.linode.com/incidents/mmdbljlglnfd

https://forum.linode.com/viewtopic.php?t=8530

Not sure where the ball is dropped between robust NAC network -> Linode, but they don't have their own ASN, using 8001, and the prefixes were gone from the route-tables.

Softlayer 4.26MB/sTokyo, Japan Linode 2.12MB/sSingapore Softlayer 1.17MB/sRotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 10.7MB/sHaarlem, Netherlands Leasew

When LE* was getting hammered back in the day the floods were around ~500mbit. Linode still nullrouted over it, though. The attacker came after us at one point but it never got over a gbit sustained.

http://status.linode.com/incidents/mmdbljlglnfd

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If only Linode invested that $5 million they spent buying a building for only 160 people just because the CEO liked it back into their own platform...

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