> Our FRP framework allows us to express this in clear and readable code. For example, this is part of the code responsible for performing DNS attack mitigation: > > def action_gk_dns(...): > [...] > > if port != 53: > return None > > if whitelisted_ip.get(ip): > return None > > if ip not in ANYCAST_IPS: > return None > > [...]

What does this code sample have to do with FRP? This code seems extremely trivial and doesn't give any real indication to me why you'd need a framework of any sort. It seems like they really want to emphasize that they use FRP, but this code just seems completely unrelated.