`ERROR | InternalServerError: None is not in list`
I was using several machines but faced the same error(above). Someone said it was due to the ddos attack. Is it right or not?
DDos can attack the security pods easily?
thanks
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Who told yuou its a DDoS, they are very likely to be wrong. Sounds more like an error with your application.
thanks for your response. how to set up a firewall
Check how to setup firewall ubuntu on google
Don't think its possible due to RunPod security restrictions on containers
Where is your error?
Hmm yeah can be, but also runpod uses container which blocks the ports except they are exposed from the docker image right
Well they can't be accessed directly anyway because RunPod uses port forwarding to expose the ports so the ports will always be random.
right and that makes it hard to ddos specific ports
Exactly, unless they use icmp packets for the ddos and the host isn't protected against it.
And even then, a firewall will achieve absolutely nothing because the network port will be maxed out by having to handle all of those requests.
Its better to use the CloudFlare Proxy URL as someone else already suggested because it already has DDoS mitigation built in.
The requests will hit CloudFlare and they will deny them before they even reach the host machine that hosts the pod.
And if you aren't using CloudFlare proxy URLs, then DDoS is probably the last thing you should be concerned about because if you are sending your traffic over TCP/HTTP instead of HTTPS, the traffic can be imtercepted without TLS encryption.
thats great
thanks yall guys