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You can store data by connecting to a database, and you can store logs by either sending them to the system journal and having a daemon collect them, or sending them to whatever cloud you like using a logging library.

It's fine, really. Those database and logging services you can put in a docker if you like, but if you put them anywhere else it works just the same. A Postgres in k8s or a Postgres on a dedicated server is the same as far as the client is concerned.

But isn't that software you download and run in your own environment?

I'm mostly not following what is under a DDoS attack. Is it their web page mostly consisting of marketing material with static pages?

> I'm mostly not following what is under a DDoS attack. Is it their web page mostly consisting of marketing material with static pages?

Yes.

Okay, well then this was a waste of time.

Yep, I'm wondering the same thing. It seems easy to brag about using only one binary if you don't need to use another service e.g. a database.

they talk about storing logs and separating databases, so good question