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IIS 8 - how to slow down bots so my site isn't overrun
What outbound HTTP throttling solutions exist?How are these 'bad bots' finding my closed webserver?Blocking 'good' bots in nginx with multiple conditions for certain off-limits URL's where humans can goIIS 8.5 Import Site Bindings?What are the symptoms of an overloaded webserverClassic asp site, randomly slow DB connectionIIS website slow on first hitIIS 8 - Default SSL Site Breaks SNIHow do sites detect bots behind proxies or company networkshow to track down security problems between IIS web servers?
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I am looking for a way to slow down (but preferably not block) bots indexing our website running IIS 8 in order to prevent the site from being overloaded and inaccesible to humans. I would think this need should be common but I cannot seem to google a reasonable solution.
Details of situation:
We are being indexed by number (10-20) of bots simultaneously. Some of the bots are accessing pages that are slow as they involve complex filtering and slow (1-2 seconds of CPU time to generate). With multiple bots indexing them the whole website is basically inaccessible in reasonable was to customers
What I tried:
Static IP blocking is difficult as bots are comming from multiple IPs. Using Dynamic IP restrictions on number of request also seems usless as I think the bots only go for HTML files and images whilst people go for both so people create more requests (by count) than bots. I tried throtling CPU usage to about 10% but that created a long request queue making the human requests time out.
What solution I think could work:
I think we need a system that would determine based on ip, user-agent, headers, URL-s access, session time etc (possible AI based) wheather we're dealing with bot or human and apply some slow down logic to the bot request. I looked for such solution I can't seem to find anyting out there.
Your thought on the topic are very appreciated. Thank you!
iis-8 web-crawler throttling
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I am looking for a way to slow down (but preferably not block) bots indexing our website running IIS 8 in order to prevent the site from being overloaded and inaccesible to humans. I would think this need should be common but I cannot seem to google a reasonable solution.
Details of situation:
We are being indexed by number (10-20) of bots simultaneously. Some of the bots are accessing pages that are slow as they involve complex filtering and slow (1-2 seconds of CPU time to generate). With multiple bots indexing them the whole website is basically inaccessible in reasonable was to customers
What I tried:
Static IP blocking is difficult as bots are comming from multiple IPs. Using Dynamic IP restrictions on number of request also seems usless as I think the bots only go for HTML files and images whilst people go for both so people create more requests (by count) than bots. I tried throtling CPU usage to about 10% but that created a long request queue making the human requests time out.
What solution I think could work:
I think we need a system that would determine based on ip, user-agent, headers, URL-s access, session time etc (possible AI based) wheather we're dealing with bot or human and apply some slow down logic to the bot request. I looked for such solution I can't seem to find anyting out there.
Your thought on the topic are very appreciated. Thank you!
iis-8 web-crawler throttling
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
add a comment |
I am looking for a way to slow down (but preferably not block) bots indexing our website running IIS 8 in order to prevent the site from being overloaded and inaccesible to humans. I would think this need should be common but I cannot seem to google a reasonable solution.
Details of situation:
We are being indexed by number (10-20) of bots simultaneously. Some of the bots are accessing pages that are slow as they involve complex filtering and slow (1-2 seconds of CPU time to generate). With multiple bots indexing them the whole website is basically inaccessible in reasonable was to customers
What I tried:
Static IP blocking is difficult as bots are comming from multiple IPs. Using Dynamic IP restrictions on number of request also seems usless as I think the bots only go for HTML files and images whilst people go for both so people create more requests (by count) than bots. I tried throtling CPU usage to about 10% but that created a long request queue making the human requests time out.
What solution I think could work:
I think we need a system that would determine based on ip, user-agent, headers, URL-s access, session time etc (possible AI based) wheather we're dealing with bot or human and apply some slow down logic to the bot request. I looked for such solution I can't seem to find anyting out there.
Your thought on the topic are very appreciated. Thank you!
iis-8 web-crawler throttling
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
I am looking for a way to slow down (but preferably not block) bots indexing our website running IIS 8 in order to prevent the site from being overloaded and inaccesible to humans. I would think this need should be common but I cannot seem to google a reasonable solution.
Details of situation:
We are being indexed by number (10-20) of bots simultaneously. Some of the bots are accessing pages that are slow as they involve complex filtering and slow (1-2 seconds of CPU time to generate). With multiple bots indexing them the whole website is basically inaccessible in reasonable was to customers
What I tried:
Static IP blocking is difficult as bots are comming from multiple IPs. Using Dynamic IP restrictions on number of request also seems usless as I think the bots only go for HTML files and images whilst people go for both so people create more requests (by count) than bots. I tried throtling CPU usage to about 10% but that created a long request queue making the human requests time out.
What solution I think could work:
I think we need a system that would determine based on ip, user-agent, headers, URL-s access, session time etc (possible AI based) wheather we're dealing with bot or human and apply some slow down logic to the bot request. I looked for such solution I can't seem to find anyting out there.
Your thought on the topic are very appreciated. Thank you!
iis-8 web-crawler throttling
iis-8 web-crawler throttling
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
asked May 15 at 7:09
FilipFilip
157129
157129
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