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Question: is it even possible to have DDoS protection without using a provider of it which becomes a single point of failure? Or is it maybe possible to decoupl
by nonbirithm 6y ago
Question: is it even possible to have DDoS protection without using a provider of it which becomes a single point of failure? Or is it maybe possible to decouple this single feature from everything else that Cloudflare provides that could take out all the sites in the future from an unrelated misconfiguration?
I don't see the centralization as a positive, but I'm wondering what percentage of the websites that were taken offline see themselves as having no choice but to use Cloudflare in order to prevent themselves from being taken down anyway from malicious actors instead of by accident.
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- divbzero 6y agoI think you could use Cloudflare as your primary DNS provider and benefit from their DDoS protection, but also specify backup DNS name servers with a different DNS provider in case Cloudflare fails.
- sschueller 6y agoSure, Arbour and others sell devices to deal with ddos and many isps have clusters of these which you can use. Of course this is a service that costs money.