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Can you name three of this many alternatives? How they magically manage DDOS larger than their bandwidth? If the plan is to have larger bandwidth than any DDO

• monerozcash 11mo ago
  You could probably get a very fat pipe with usage based billing, you'd only go bankrupt when you get hit by a big DDoS and not before.
  • lgeek 11mo ago
    If you're buying transit, you'll have a hard time getting away with less than 10% commit, i.e. you'll have to pay for 10 Gbps of transit to have a 100 Gbps port, which will typically run into 4 digits USD / month. You'll need a few hundred Gbps of network and scrubbing capacity to handle common DDoS attacks using amplification from script kids with a 10 Gbps uplink server that allow spoofing, and probably on the order of 50+ Tbps to handle Aisuru. If you're just renting servers instead, you have a few options that are effectively closer to a 1% commit, but better have a plan B for when your upstreams drop you if the incoming attack traffic starts disrupting other customers - see Neoprotect having to shut down their service last month.