ChipTuner on Nostr: Yessir from my main wan traffic. I've been hosting stuff (like my website) publicly ...
Yessir from my main wan traffic.
I've been hosting stuff (like my website) publicly since 2010, and maybe 1 or 2 times have I had any actually major DOS issues. This is far from major, I have many resource exhaustion protections in place.
Also, I do not recommend pointing DNS directly to your home public IP. I pay for a public VPS and use nginx stream proxying to tunnel IP traffic back home. 1 for a layer of privacy, 2 for isolation, 3 so I don't have to terminate SSL until it hits my network, so my certs are only stored locally. Also in the case of DOS events I can just log into the VPS to disable routing, and I get my internet back. If I ever lose my VPS I can possibly purchase from another company and copy/paste my nginx config and be back up hopefully within a few hours if I need it.
I've been hosting stuff (like my website) publicly since 2010, and maybe 1 or 2 times have I had any actually major DOS issues. This is far from major, I have many resource exhaustion protections in place.
Also, I do not recommend pointing DNS directly to your home public IP. I pay for a public VPS and use nginx stream proxying to tunnel IP traffic back home. 1 for a layer of privacy, 2 for isolation, 3 so I don't have to terminate SSL until it hits my network, so my certs are only stored locally. Also in the case of DOS events I can just log into the VPS to disable routing, and I get my internet back. If I ever lose my VPS I can possibly purchase from another company and copy/paste my nginx config and be back up hopefully within a few hours if I need it.