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Does AWS Network Load Balancer prevent DDoS
DDOS Attacks ExplanationWhat amount of effort and money should one invest against DDoS threats?Does Heartbleed affect AWS Elastic Load Balancer?AWS DNS DDoS mitigationHow to mitigate DDOS attacks on AWS?AWS Load Balancer does not forward CookiesDoes AWS Load balancer prevent DDos effectively?About an idea to parry DDoS attacksAWS Application Load Balancer vs Network Load BalancerHow prevent WAF bypass on AWS
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AWS ALB does routing based on content this means many common DDoS attacks like SYN floods and UDP reflection will be blocked.
On other hand, AWS NLB does not absorb any traffic hence my backend EC2s are open for any DDoS
So should I pay for AWS Shield Advanced?
amazon-web-services ddos
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AWS ALB does routing based on content this means many common DDoS attacks like SYN floods and UDP reflection will be blocked.
On other hand, AWS NLB does not absorb any traffic hence my backend EC2s are open for any DDoS
So should I pay for AWS Shield Advanced?
amazon-web-services ddos
asked May 2 at 17:22
Aniket ChopadeAniket Chopade
1033
add a comment |
AWS ALB does routing based on content this means many common DDoS attacks like SYN floods and UDP reflection will be blocked.
On other hand, AWS NLB does not absorb any traffic hence my backend EC2s are open for any DDoS
So should I pay for AWS Shield Advanced?
amazon-web-services ddos
asked May 2 at 17:22
Aniket ChopadeAniket Chopade
1033
AWS ALB does routing based on content this means many common DDoS attacks like SYN floods and UDP reflection will be blocked.
On other hand, AWS NLB does not absorb any traffic hence my backend EC2s are open for any DDoS
So should I pay for AWS Shield Advanced?
amazon-web-services ddos
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Aniket ChopadeAniket Chopade
1033
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When you're looking at that sort of monthly spend (US$3K per month) you should have an AWS sales / technical person advising you.
Based on EIPs only being part of Shield Advanced, you probably won't get DDOS protection without the advanced product. However, you can get DDOS protection MUCH more cheaply from providers like CloudFlare.
answered May 2 at 19:36
TimTim
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Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
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When you're looking at that sort of monthly spend (US$3K per month) you should have an AWS sales / technical person advising you.
Based on EIPs only being part of Shield Advanced, you probably won't get DDOS protection without the advanced product. However, you can get DDOS protection MUCH more cheaply from providers like CloudFlare.
answered May 2 at 19:36
TimTim
18.4k41951
Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
add a comment |
When you're looking at that sort of monthly spend (US$3K per month) you should have an AWS sales / technical person advising you.
Based on EIPs only being part of Shield Advanced, you probably won't get DDOS protection without the advanced product. However, you can get DDOS protection MUCH more cheaply from providers like CloudFlare.
answered May 2 at 19:36
TimTim
18.4k41951
Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
add a comment |
When you're looking at that sort of monthly spend (US$3K per month) you should have an AWS sales / technical person advising you.
Based on EIPs only being part of Shield Advanced, you probably won't get DDOS protection without the advanced product. However, you can get DDOS protection MUCH more cheaply from providers like CloudFlare.
answered May 2 at 19:36
TimTim
18.4k41951
When you're looking at that sort of monthly spend (US$3K per month) you should have an AWS sales / technical person advising you.
Based on EIPs only being part of Shield Advanced, you probably won't get DDOS protection without the advanced product. However, you can get DDOS protection MUCH more cheaply from providers like CloudFlare.
answered May 2 at 19:36
TimTim
18.4k41951
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answered May 2 at 19:36
TimTim
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answered May 2 at 19:36
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answered May 2 at 19:36
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Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
add a comment |
Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
Aws shield standard doesn’t cover DDoS for NLB. They added NLB support only in shield advanced (via EIPs). They can’t provide support in standard because NLB doesn’t parse incoming traffic , it is just a pass through. It’s surprising that SSL offloading is supported though.
– Aniket Chopade
May 2 at 20:36
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
NLB supports Elastic IPs, and Shield Standard support Elastic IPs. Are you sure Shield won't support NLB with elastic IPs?
– Tim
May 3 at 0:56
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
AWS Shield Standard includes monitoring for Elastic Load Balancing load balancers (not NLB), Amazon CloudFront distributions, and Amazon Route 53. AWS Shield Advanced adds elastic IP to this list. With this setup I wonder who uses internet facing NLB for their apps.
– Aniket Chopade
May 3 at 3:49
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
Ok, I think you're right. I've updated my answer with another option.
– Tim
May 3 at 5:11
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