HELP! Website is under attack...

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DDOS attacks should be known to you guys, but this one, is killing my entire server.

qYUMseX


What I have done?
  1. Activated CloudFlare and 'I am under attack mode'.
  2. Restarted server, but keeps getting 503 server error.
How am I able to stabilize this?
 
Block the traffic from that country or IP range for sometime
 
As Baby said, blocking specific IP ranges might help. Weird that Cloudflare was not able to stop the attack though. Are you sure all traffic is coming through the CDN or did you expose your real IP somewhere and they might be hitting your system directly?
 
As Baby said, blocking specific IP ranges might help. Weird that your Cloudflare was not able to stop the attack though. Are you sure all traffic is coming through the CDN or did you expose your real IP somewhere and they might be hitting your system directly?

CF has been activated recently - after I noticed the DDOS attack when I woke up.
The REAL IP can be exposed - waiting for the host's their reply on this.
 
Disable Cloudflare and pay for StackPath/MaxCDN and filter the attackers' countries

What has StackPath / CDN to do with DDOS attacks, or am I missing a feature?

BTW getting this error:

PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'newrelic.so' (tried: /opt/alt/php74/usr/lib64/php/modules/newrelic.so (/opt/alt/php74/usr/lib64/php/modules/newrelic.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory), /opt/alt/php74/usr/lib64/php/modules/newrelic.so.so (/opt/alt/php74/usr/lib64/php/modules/newrelic.so.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)) in Unknown on line 0
 
You need to switch hosting. Somewhere where this kind of attack can be mitigated. Look into buyvm. They offer 500+ gigabit protection. Ive been using them for years.
 
You need to switch hosting. Somewhere where this kind of attack can be mitigated. Look into buyvm. They offer 500+ gigabit protection. Ive been using them for years.
He is using Closte which is known for their high security
 
You got access to csf firewall or anything like that? You want to make sure you can add new block lists to your IP... add that and then reboot apache (after you taken a backup) sounds like some has gotten access to something
 
CF has been activated recently - after I noticed the DDOS attack when I woke up.
The REAL IP can be exposed - waiting for the host's their reply on this.
Once they know your origin IP address - and given they attack it - I don't think Cloudflare can do anything for you out of the box. I would check back with your webhost whether they got any solutions for it. In the end it comes down to blocking IPs and balancing load. GCS and AWS have strong ddos protection services that you can book if you host with them. Don't know how smaller webhosts handel such incidents, but I'd definitely give contacting them a shot.
 
Once they know your origin IP address - and given they attack it - I don't think Cloudflare can do anything for you out of the box. I would check back with your webhost whether they got any solutions for it. In the end it comes down to blocking IPs and balancing load. GCS and AWS have strong ddos protection services that you can book if you host with them. But make sure to contact your host.

This is exactly the case, they have targetted the server IP - so CF is not usable in this matter.
I contacted the host.
 
Oh another thought... have you just updated to php 7? from 5? At all.. wondering if it is an attack and if it's more of a case of new relic is corrupt and trying to install / update but can't
 
DDOS attacks should be known to you guys, but this one, is killing my entire server.

qYUMseX


What I have done?
  1. Activated CloudFlare and 'I am under attack mode'.
  2. Restarted server, but keeps getting 503 server error.
How am I able to stabilize this?

This looks like they are only attacking a specific file during your page load which cross-referenced to load content from somewhere else or you didn't paid Cloudflare enough for them to shield it... Try checking for the apache/webserver logs to find that link. I've sent you a message.
 
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