ratelimit: exactly what is counted before limit applies?

Nick Urbanik nick.urbanik at optusnet.com.au
Thu Jul 6 06:08:56 UTC 2017


Dear Folks,

I'm trying to understand the exact meaning of this part of the
description of ratelimit in unbound.conf(5):

"The zone of the query is determined by examining the nameservers for
it, the zone name is used to keep track of the rate."

So if we have a ratelimit of 1000, does that mean that limit applies
to a.tiles.mapbox.com., tiles.mapbox.com., and everything under
mapbox.com.?  How does unbound determine the zone that the name is
under?

Are you aware of any suggestions on ways to determine suitable values
for ratelimit to match the scale of queries received?  And for
ip-ratelimit?
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