DDoS Resilience by Design
summary
The talk explains the concept of "protectability"—how easy a system can be defended from DDoS—and argues it should be treated as a design parameter. It describes concrete design-time measures and architectural elements to build into services so future DDoS protection is easier and more effective.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:14Cloud DDoS protection
- 8:04Design goals
- 16:24Critical vs non-critical services
- 23:38Reliability under attack
- 31:11Key tasks and parameters
- 32:12Q&A
- 47:20Heroku and Google Cloud protection
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