Our documentation and a main website are not fronted by this protection, so they're still accessible for the scrapers.
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Our documentation and a main website are not fronted by this protection, so they're still accessible for the scrapers.
Even when the amount of AI requests isnt that high - generally it's in hundreds per second tops for our services combined - that's still a load that causes issues for legitimate users/developers. We've seen it grow from somewhat reasonable to pretty much being 99% of responses we serve.
Can it be solved by throwing more hardware at the problem? Sure. But it's not sustainable, and the reasonable approach in our case is to filter off the parasitic traffic.
Keep in mind that those kinds of services: - should not be MITMed by CDNs - are generally ran by volunteers with zero budget, money and time-wise
Otherwise it was under a constant DDoS by the AI bots.
nginx-module-acme is available there, too, so you don't need to compile it manually.
As you've said Debian 13 was released 4 days ago - it takes some time to spin up the infrastructure for a new OS (and we've been busy with other tasks, like getting nginx-acme and 1.29.1 out).
(I work for F5)
The official nginx docker images ship with HTTP3 module enabled - and we have released the updated ones earlier today - so please update to stay secure.
You can also launch something like: $ docker run -ti --rm nginx:latest nginx -V
to check which modules are compiled in to the binary you're running.
Thanks!
(it's actually usable to some extent)
So what's the point of running Alma then?
> Already, the summer generates 60% of the tourism intake, according to Garmisch Mayor Sigrid Meierhofer.
Indeed, hiking doesnt require you to spend moneys on rental equipment. It's a bit different for mountain biking - most of the time you need lift passes to enjoy the mountain. And with the explosion of electric bikes rentals in the last years, and there are lots of growth opportunities for generating revenue there as well.
And it's not only about hiking/biking, of course.
Of course, having more places to ski is better than having less places - my main concern is people and their jobs, and not specific resort activities per se.
And no info on the price.
Implying US doesnt spy, censor or mind-controls its own citizens?
Not sure why it's not possible to order a taxi, since you're not supposed to provide your own coordinates but rather a point where you want to be picked up.
What kind of mess is in the head of a person that thinks everyone owes them a helping hand?