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# Asep Sayyad

@asepsayyad007 · Aurangabad · Joined July 2026

Linux • DevOps • Self-Hosting • Open Source

[Website](https://asepsayyad007.in/)

## Comments

[The edge HIT ratio was the key factor in reducing the load. Once public pages started serving from the cache, the origin had much less work to do. I kept dynamic /api routes uncached, since they still needed to reach the origin. If the origin had remained under pressure, temporarily rate-limiting nonessential API requests would have been my next step. Great point about cache purging across PoPs!](https://hashnode.com/posts/scaling-next-js-on-a-0-vps-25ms-cloudflare-edge-shield-guide/6adb8094613dfce455239f49/comment/6ae35bfb2e85d42b492a285a#reply-6ae36b9006b5015e71b03ae8)

Reply · Article · Oct 29 · [Scaling Next.js on a $0 VPS: 25ms Cloudflare Edge Shield Guide](https://hashnode.com/posts/scaling-next-js-on-a-0-vps-25ms-cloudflare-edge-shield-guide/6adb8094613dfce455239f49)

[Thanks for such a detailed read! The distinction between terminal input and keyboard scan codes is an important detail, and the explanation of how nss-mdns interacts with DNS makes the resolver section even more interesting. Glad you also found the HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect walkthrough accurate. Really appreciate you sharing these insights!](https://hashnode.com/posts/what-really-happens-when-you-run-curl-google-com-on-linux/6add92ffd4e3b250db5e28a9/comment/6ade01fc5819f19be2dda65b#reply-6ade0fd1c49e4c03682d0e00)

Reply · Article · Oct 25 · [What Really Happens When You Run curl google.com on Linux?](https://hashnode.com/posts/what-really-happens-when-you-run-curl-google-com-on-linux/6add92ffd4e3b250db5e28a9)

[That's a good point. Country alone shouldn't be treated as proof of a suspicious login. Checking the IP's ASN and organization first can help separate a real anomaly from a VPN or cloud network. I'll definitely consider adding this to the initial triage steps. Thanks!](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-investigate-a-suspicious-login-on-a-linux-server/6ab2a68925a7eb6282aeca0d/comment/6ab3ed7385d6402093317ce1#reply-6abfd6d0ec620802a928efd3)

Reply · Article · Oct 2 · 1 · [How I Investigate a Suspicious Login on a Linux Server](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-investigate-a-suspicious-login-on-a-linux-server/6ab2a68925a7eb6282aeca0d)

[Great point. I focused mainly on host-level persistence in this playbook, but cloud credentials are an important part of the investigation too. Checking the instance metadata access and CloudTrail/GuardDuty activity should definitely be added for EC2 cases. Thanks for pointing this out!](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-investigate-a-suspicious-login-on-a-linux-server/6ab2a68925a7eb6282aeca0d/comment/6ab2b1502605f37864874853#reply-6abfd6c4ec620802a928efaa)

Reply · Article · Oct 2 · [How I Investigate a Suspicious Login on a Linux Server](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-investigate-a-suspicious-login-on-a-linux-server/6ab2a68925a7eb6282aeca0d)