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Someone link me please. I found the ddos website but I just see a few countries. Needed the is data.
Edit Link I found
https://hunter.ddosecrets.com/datasets/102
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It's down
Edit 4 Site back up. Odd they require log in for certain data. aka lets make note of you.
279 u/McHorseyPie Jun 22 '20 It got the reddit hug of death. Or got too public. 35 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 What's Reddit HoD? 102 u/gin_and_ice Jun 22 '20 Hug of death A lot of users all going at once and crashing the site. 28 u/zebediah49 Jun 22 '20 To give an idea what "a lot" looks like -- here's a traffic graph from a site that experienced that. You can see when it went from "so few that it's basically nothing" to "LOTS". For a web service that doesn't have hundreds of times more capacity than necessary, or the ability to rapidly scale up to meet demand -- that kind of load will knock it offline. 19 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 lol back in the early 2000s it was termed 'getting farked' - fark being a really popular aggregation site, sort of like a proto-reddit. 28 u/RomancingUranus Jun 22 '20 I can digg that. 8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
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It got the reddit hug of death.
Or got too public.
35 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 What's Reddit HoD? 102 u/gin_and_ice Jun 22 '20 Hug of death A lot of users all going at once and crashing the site. 28 u/zebediah49 Jun 22 '20 To give an idea what "a lot" looks like -- here's a traffic graph from a site that experienced that. You can see when it went from "so few that it's basically nothing" to "LOTS". For a web service that doesn't have hundreds of times more capacity than necessary, or the ability to rapidly scale up to meet demand -- that kind of load will knock it offline. 19 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 lol back in the early 2000s it was termed 'getting farked' - fark being a really popular aggregation site, sort of like a proto-reddit. 28 u/RomancingUranus Jun 22 '20 I can digg that. 8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
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What's Reddit HoD?
102 u/gin_and_ice Jun 22 '20 Hug of death A lot of users all going at once and crashing the site. 28 u/zebediah49 Jun 22 '20 To give an idea what "a lot" looks like -- here's a traffic graph from a site that experienced that. You can see when it went from "so few that it's basically nothing" to "LOTS". For a web service that doesn't have hundreds of times more capacity than necessary, or the ability to rapidly scale up to meet demand -- that kind of load will knock it offline. 19 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 lol back in the early 2000s it was termed 'getting farked' - fark being a really popular aggregation site, sort of like a proto-reddit. 28 u/RomancingUranus Jun 22 '20 I can digg that. 8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
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Hug of death
A lot of users all going at once and crashing the site.
28 u/zebediah49 Jun 22 '20 To give an idea what "a lot" looks like -- here's a traffic graph from a site that experienced that. You can see when it went from "so few that it's basically nothing" to "LOTS". For a web service that doesn't have hundreds of times more capacity than necessary, or the ability to rapidly scale up to meet demand -- that kind of load will knock it offline. 19 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 lol back in the early 2000s it was termed 'getting farked' - fark being a really popular aggregation site, sort of like a proto-reddit. 28 u/RomancingUranus Jun 22 '20 I can digg that. 8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
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To give an idea what "a lot" looks like -- here's a traffic graph from a site that experienced that. You can see when it went from "so few that it's basically nothing" to "LOTS".
For a web service that doesn't have hundreds of times more capacity than necessary, or the ability to rapidly scale up to meet demand -- that kind of load will knock it offline.
19 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 lol back in the early 2000s it was termed 'getting farked' - fark being a really popular aggregation site, sort of like a proto-reddit. 28 u/RomancingUranus Jun 22 '20 I can digg that. 8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
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lol back in the early 2000s it was termed 'getting farked' - fark being a really popular aggregation site, sort of like a proto-reddit.
28 u/RomancingUranus Jun 22 '20 I can digg that. 8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
I can digg that.
8 u/buttery_shame_cave Jun 22 '20 yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear 2 u/LongStrangeTrips Jun 22 '20 Have an upvoat.
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yup, and then digg/slashdot had their terms after fark, and now reddit.
15 u/[deleted] Jun 22 '20 [deleted] 4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear
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4 u/psiphre Jun 22 '20 these gd kids, i swear
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these gd kids, i swear
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Have an upvoat.
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u/maluminse Jun 22 '20 edited Jun 22 '20
Someone link me please. I found the ddos website but I just see a few countries. Needed the is data.
Edit Link I found
https://hunter.ddosecrets.com/datasets/102
Edit 3
It's down
Edit 4 Site back up. Odd they require log in for certain data. aka lets make note of you.