sailorzoop

joined 3 weeks ago

Reminds me of when my Jellyfin container kept growing its log because of something watchtower related. Think it ended up at 100GB before I noticed. Not even debug, just failed updates I think. It's been a couple of months.

[–] sailorzoop@lemmy.librebun.com 1 points 1 hour ago* (last edited 1 hour ago) (1 children)

In my experience, git forges are especially hit hard

Is that why my Forgejo instance has been hit twice like crazy before...
Why can't we have nice things. Thank you!

EDIT: Hopefully Photon doesn't get in their sights as well. Though after using the official lemmy webui for a while, I do really like it a lot.

I did find this github link as the first search result, looks interesting, thanks for letting me know the term "tar pit".

Not gonna lie, the $3900/mo at the top of the /pricing page is pretty wild.
Searched "crowdsec docker" and they have docs and all that. Thank you very much, I've heard of crowdsec before, but never paid much attention, absolutely will check this out!

 

Long story short, my VPS, which I'm forwarding my servers through Tailscale to, got hammered by thousands of requests per minute from Anthropic's Claude AI. All of which being from different AWS IPs.

The VPS has a 1TB monthly cap, but it's still kinda shitty to have huge spikes like the 13GB in just a couple of minutes today.

How do you deal with something like this?
I'm only really running a caddy reverse proxy on the VPS which forwards my home server's services through Tailscale. "

I'd really like to avoid solutions like Cloudflare, since they f over CGNAT users very frequently and all that. Don't think a WAF would help with this at all(?), but rate limiting on the reverse proxy might work.

(VPS has fail2ban and I'm using /etc/hosts.deny for manual blocking. There's a WIP website on my root domain with robots.txt that should be denying AWS bots as well...)

I'm still learning and would really appreciate any suggestions.

[–] sailorzoop@lemmy.librebun.com 3 points 23 hours ago

a fluffy wallaby!

[–] sailorzoop@lemmy.librebun.com 13 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Luke Smith's based.cooking aims to solve exactly that.
Might be missing a bunch of things but it's always worth at least checking out.

[–] sailorzoop@lemmy.librebun.com 13 points 2 weeks ago

I'm something of a fartist myself