In some linode locations 100Gbit BW - which is already low on protection these days - costs a million PER MONTH, then you also need the HW on top to actually use that...

For the capacity of the links Linode claims to have, these should be really big attacks. Unfortunately the servers at my work use the Dallas region, which has been the most affected (until today, whic

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I've used all three. Linode was meh though their panel had some unique features in its day.

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None of them sound exceptionally quality to justify their prices.

Linode, KnownHost, WiredTree...none offer DDOS protection even as an addon.

The one time I was with linode I experienced 3 node failures in a month and they weren't quick solving the issues, always took them more than 5 hours.

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They used to have some form of nullrouting, i don't know whether it was automatic or manual. LET was hosted at Linode in the past and was getting nullrouted for 24 hours when DDoSed.

So Linode has been running all these years without any DDOS protection? That sounds pretty incredible considering they are a premium provider and many budget providers here have decent DDOS protection

Shame, as for many providers here. What a shame, so big operator and died under ddos attacks. People will never learn basic things: security matters. The good side of the news about linode -> i

I've been with Linode for around a year now with no issues but just lately seems they are having a few issues with Dos attacks on quite a few of their locations.

Tokyo, Japan Linode 4.90MB/s

Linode offer unmetered inbound, DigitalOcean currently don't monitor any data transfer.

Vultr? Quiet sure they use them only in Japan, where they already wanted to move to Linode.

Something like haproxy or nginx reverse proxy? Should be easy enough to set up, you could even use internal only IP's or IPv6. I did something like this using Nginx to provide web access for NAT VPS c

Other providers to look at (besides Vultr, iwStack mentioned above): Linode, OVH public cloud

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Ramnode or Linode.