Spaces:
Running
Running
7000 requests in queue, can you just restart it and nulify them?
#61
by
Mazoha
- opened
Those requests probably not authentic and generated by the bot that just spews requests automatically, while eating at your system. Probably 1 person is abusing whole system and prevents anyone else from using it.
It started working now, thanks)
I asked Falcon for possible sollution to this problem and asked it to come up with 10 potential fixes and here is what it suggested.
- Implement rate limiting: Set a limit on the number of requests that can be made from a single IP address within a certain time frame. This will prevent one user from overwhelming the system with too many requests.
- Implement CAPTCHA: Require users to complete a CAPTCHA before submitting a request. This can help prevent automated bots from making excessive requests.
- Use server-side caching: Cache frequently accessed data to reduce the number of database queries needed to process requests. This can help reduce the load on the server and speed up request processing.
- Optimize code: Make sure your code is optimized for performance and can handle high volumes of requests without becoming slow or unresponsive.
- Implement distributed processing: Distribute incoming requests across multiple servers to spread the load and prevent one server from becoming overwhelmed.
- Monitor traffic patterns: Monitor traffic patterns to detect unusual spikes in traffic or suspicious activity.
- Limit user access: Limit the number of requests that a single user can make within a certain time frame.
- Block abusive IPs: Block IP addresses that are repeatedly making abusive requests.
- Provide feedback to users when their requests are delayed or cannot be processed, so they understand why there may be delays or errors.
- Implement notification system that checks if the system is working, or is overloaded, and sends automatic notifications to system's operator if the system goes offline or becomes overloaded.