Under the hood: IPv6, AMD EPYC™, DDR4, NVMe SSD storage, and a high-speed network. A strong candidate for passing OpenBLD’s stress test.
Last year, Onehost.kz supported the OpenBLD project by providing a VPS server in Almaty. Since then, the infrastructure has demonstrated stable 99.99% uptime, with no noticeable overselling or system freezes.
The solution is available for On-Premise deployments and is designed for organizations that require detailed DNS analytics, full control over their data, and event storage within their own infrastructure.
Centralized DNS event collection with ClickHouse and VictoriaLogs integration.
Malware and botnets use DGA (Domain Generation Algorithm)—algorithms that generate hundreds of "trash" domains per second to communicate with C2 servers.
An attack example from real OpenBLD logs:
s-dfgfd-sdfz...zdssragv[.]mom96bccebb2f7e...wu7y6z[.]com60r...60pg0131[.]ccWhat's the harm?
Aside from the obvious malicious intent, this chaotic spam clogs the cache, hammers I/O, chews up CPU time, and generates gigabytes of junk logs. As a result—speed degradation and high resource utilization.
We’ve become used to relying on DNS from Google, Cloudflare, and other large public DNS providers.
They are fast, convenient, and easy to use. But in the age of AI, large-scale data aggregation, and user profiling, convenience should not come at the cost of privacy.
OpenBLD.net takes a different path.
We are building an independent DNS ecosystem designed to reduce dependency on centralized DNS providers and give users more control over how their DNS traffic is resolved, filtered, and protected.
promppctl.sh is a native Linux installer and lifecycle helper for Deckhouse Prom++.
It installs Prom++ without Docker, creates a systemd service, can safely migrate an existing Prometheus TSDB copy, can perform release updates from GitHub Releases, and can roll back to the original prometheus.service.
prom-health.sh - Small CLI health checker for a local Prometheus / Prom++ instance.
The script checks Prometheus readiness, health, active scrape targets, unhealthy hosts, process memory usage, Go runtime memory metrics, and basic TSDB status.
It is useful for quick local diagnostics, cron checks, systemd timers, or integration into promppctl.sh status.