DDOS on the site, how to bypass?

Question

DDoS Protection

Hi all. Actually a question. There is a site, works under https. It is under constant ddos. As a result, I have questions.

1) How can I ping a site under https?
2) Is it possible to access this site during ddos?

Also interested. Is it possible to monitor the state of the page, and at the moments when the influx of bots falls, quickly break through to the main one. How can you monitor this? Ping? Or are there more subtle methods for diagnosing this trouble? If I understand correctly. The more ping, the more bots. Or?!



I don’t have any strength at all (I haven’t come across this yet.

Ps the site is not mine.

Answer 1

host-tracker.com is just what the doctor ordered. Thanks to all. Closed!

Answer 2

The main problem is that the site is not yours. If the site were yours, there would be 100,500 different options and solutions for both status monitoring and basic automatic DDoS protection, regardless of the presence or absence of encryption.
And from the outside, the only thing you can think of is to pull the main page at a given interval and control the status and time of its generation, on the basis of which it is already sounding the alarm. But in this way it is quite easy to get into the general herd of bots and, if the owner of the site does start hostilities, get into the banlist.

Answer 3

Does the DDOS customer check the quality of execution?

Answer 4

Mother-mother, the picture fully conveys my emotions. Such chaos in my head. It is not clear how such characters get into habr.

Answer 5

1. Roughly speaking, the device (server) responds. There is no difference whether the content is served over HTTP, HTTPS or even the ancient Gopher.
2. If you are very lucky, then you can.
It is possible to carry out diagnostics by monitoring ping ... but it will be a little wrong. I don’t know how to do it right, I almost didn’t encounter DDOS.

Answer 6

Excuse me, but what do you consider a large number of visitors + search robots to be a DDos attack?
Think and ask yourself a few questions:
1. Is there a DDos attack if the value of your resource does not exceed $1000?
if so, then
2. Who benefits from a DDos attack on my resource?
if not, then
don't fool yourself with DDos attacks. Just buy a more powerful server, or entrust it to professionals.
If you answer yes to all questions, then contact a good system administrator who will give you good advice about protection, or entrust the protection of your resource to companies specializing in this, the same megaphone and a bunch of others ...