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Last updated:2020-11-26 19:51:15
You can configure bandwidth throttling for a domain name to control the costs and prevent network attacks.
Notes:
Turn on or off SpeedLimit.
You can specify an origin address so that new requests are redirected to the origin address based on HTTP status code 302 after the total bandwidth exceeds the threshold.
Turn on SpeedLimit.
Edit BandwidthThresholdValue and set the unit to Gbps or Mbps.
Set Excess strategy to Access back-to-origin and enter the back-to-origin domain name or IP address.
Click Save The Configuration.
Notes:
You can configure an error code so that new requests are rejected and the error code is returned after the total bandwidth exceeds the threshold.
Turn on SpeedLimit.
Edit BandwidthThresholdValue and set the unit to Gbps or Mbps.
Set Excess strategy to Response status code and select a status code for StatusCodeSetting.
Click Save The Configuration.
You can configure a bandwidth limit so that all requests are limited by this bandwidth limit after the total bandwidth exceeds the threshold.
Turn on SpeedLimit.
Edit the BandwidthThresholdValue and set the unit to Gbps or Mbps.
Set Excess strategy to SpeedlimitVisit and set a value for SpeedLimitSetting.
Click Save The Configuration.
Notes:
For the domain name zyf0221.test.com, the bandwidth threshold is set to 20 Gbit/s, the throttling policy is set to Response status code, and the status code is set to 403.
Kingsoft Cloud CDN monitors the bandwidth of this domain name every 10s. When Kingsoft Cloud CDN detects that the total bandwidth exceeds 20 Gbit/s, Kingsoft Cloud CDN delivers the throttling configuration so that the status code 403 is returned for all new requests. It takes some time to deliver the configuration to all edge nodes. Therefore, the total bandwidth will increase slightly and then drop to less than 20 Gbit/s.
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