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400 means the request is malformed. If you want to block for geographic reasons, 400 is certainly not the appropriate HTTP status code.
by jsjohnst 7y ago
400 means the request is malformed. If you want to block for geographic reasons, 400 is certainly not the appropriate HTTP status code.
- undecisive 7y agoI think you misunderstand me; some people don't care about the CDN capabilities as much as the caching and DDoS protection. If my web server takes 10 seconds to complete a request (yes, I've had really terrible journalistic sites that do that) and I can send malformed requests and always hit the customer's webserver, then I could get accidentally DoS'd, or intentionally DDoS'd with very little effort.