When using AWS, when a stresser is attacked, the CPU goes up and the server fps is lowered. Is there a solution? i use ubuntu
CPU usage spikes with stresser attacked
Get some anti DDoS, preferably game specific from rust hosts.
misticos
Get some anti DDoS, preferably game specific from rust hosts.
but my country hosts don't have anti ddos :(
Whats the country? In AU I think OVH provide some, US there are alot, EU alot, everywhere.
Whats the country? In AU I think OVH provide some, US there are alot, EU alot, everywhere.
my country south korea
It is a minimum of $500 to Anti-DDos hosts
KRW0LF
my country south korea
It is a minimum of $500 to Anti-DDos hosts
If you're hostting it by your self, Then buy an router thats support anti ddos protection like what I do I've a asus Gaming router, which allowes me to turn on the anti ddos system from it,
if you have at least 4 cores, use CPU affinity.
you can use top command to check which core is handdling the network.
presk key 1, and look what core has biggest number on si column(if you use lgsm it should be only one)(eg. core 4).
now run htop commad and sort by cpu usage
put the highest task on a single core(eg. core 1)(select the task and press a, deselect all cores except 1, press enter).
select the rest of tasks(part of rust server) and put them on the rest of the cores, excludind core with the big task, and the one handling the network.
not sure if this will help you, but I use this to gain good fps on my servers.
you can also check with htop to see from where the traffic comes. eg. if its one or two IPs, you can block them by using iptables.
you can use top command to check which core is handdling the network.
presk key 1, and look what core has biggest number on si column(if you use lgsm it should be only one)(eg. core 4).
now run htop commad and sort by cpu usage
put the highest task on a single core(eg. core 1)(select the task and press a, deselect all cores except 1, press enter).
select the rest of tasks(part of rust server) and put them on the rest of the cores, excludind core with the big task, and the one handling the network.
not sure if this will help you, but I use this to gain good fps on my servers.
you can also check with htop to see from where the traffic comes. eg. if its one or two IPs, you can block them by using iptables.