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> Auto-restart the reverse-proxy if bandwidth usage drops to zero for more than 2 minutes It's understandable in your case as you have traffic coming in consta
by y-zon128 11mo ago
> Auto-restart the reverse-proxy if bandwidth usage drops to zero for more than 2 minutes
It's understandable in your case as you have traffic coming in constantly, but first thing that came to my mind is a loop of contant reboots - again, very unlikely in your case. Sometimes such blanket rules hit me due to most unexpected reasons, like the proxy somehow failed to start serving traffic in the given timeframe.
Though I completely appreciate and agree with the 'ship now something that works now' approach!
- marginalia_nu 11mo agoOpen port 80 and log the results. Even if you don't announce your service anywhere the baseline request rate is way above 2 rpm. Every open port of every IP is continuously scanned for exploits.