anyone hosting/selfhosting static/indie/personal sites care to share any stats?
requests/exasecond or some unit, concurrent connections, whathaveyou
what about like el horp/okturing? any deets?
anyone hosting/selfhosting static/indie/personal sites care to share any stats?
requests/exasecond or some unit, concurrent connections, whathaveyou
what about like el horp/okturing? any deets?
6 Comments
sl@horp.sciops.net · 1 pts · 34d
i don't even keep logs unless something breaks and i have to figure out what it was. i have no idea what is happening but my vm host does keep stats on traffic.
undthr@horp.sciops.net · 1 pts · 34d
no worries, just curious what the state of the clearnet is like these days
playing around with some small websites on small servers (64MB ram risc-v boards)
curious if they'd get scraped to death
sl@horp.sciops.net · 1 pts · 34d
scrapers attack me on the regular. i have a script that kills all web procs after they exceed a certain number. so far, scrapers usually back off when they detect disconnects.
nothing else has worked.
ori’s had success with a shim that checks for a cookie and asks to set it if it’s not detected. i have the code but i haven’t tried it yet.
undthr@horp.sciops.net · 1 pts · 33d
thanks for the info, i'd like to avoid cookies for most things if possible
i'll probably write a shell script that monitors access log and blocks for some time
sl@horp.sciops.net · 1 pts · 33d
unfortunately, blocking ips is tricky because the criminals rent and discard them at speed. lots of residential ranges in the mix now. at one point i had inadvertently blocked some users from the 9front mailing list.
undthr@horp.sciops.net · 1 pts · 33d
damn, i know of residential proxies being hidden in smart appliances and such
didn't think it was that widespread
.onion webrings a solution possibly but cuts a lot of potential readers