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I would add cloudflare, but set it to cache only mode *without* the bot blocking features.

• inigyou 17d ago
  No point, they are all unique requests.
  • wingworks 17d ago
    I think he means, get cloudflare to cache your content, so the traffic never reaches your servers to begin with. Assuming your sites content is cacheable by cloudflare. I agree it's a sad state of affairs if you have to rely on a 3rd party.. Maybe I'm not understanding how many requests at a time bots are sending to kernel.org (or how larger kernel is), but couldn't they have a local cache system too, where all it has to do it serve up dumb .html pages, needing next to no compute cycles.
    • inigyou 17d ago
      Maybe you're a little hard of hearing. NO POINT CACHING, THEY ARE ALL UNIQUE REQUESTS.
    • tliltocatl 17d ago
      It is server-rendered cgit pages, there are potentially quadrillions of unique. They are not cacheable.