Read Reverse Proxy statistics

Your Reverse Proxy’s Statistics tab shows your server’s attendance and everything the protection filters.

Online players

1. Current: players connected now. 24h peak: the 24 h maximum. Average: the average. Max capacity: your plan’s capacity
2. 24 h curve: the dashed red line marks your maximum capacity

Tip

If your peak gets close to the red line, increase the capacity before your busiest evenings.

Network protection (L4)

The DDoS Protection — Network (L4) block covers volumetric attacks (SYN flood, UDP flood…), blocked before they even reach your server. Click it to expand.

1. Counters: inbound traffic, clean traffic, filtered traffic and mitigation rate
2. Chart: clean (green) and filtered (red) traffic
3. Attack history: detected attacks. No attack recorded = no recent attack

Application protection (L7)

The DDoS Protection — Application (L7) block covers web traffic: the requests FiveM makes to your server (info.json, players.json…), bots and the application firewall.

1. Period: 24 h, 48 h or 7 days
2. Counters:
   • Requests and Bandwidth: requests and volume handled
   • Cache and Saved: share served from cache, and volume saved for your server
   • Threats: malicious requests blocked
   • Edge latency: proxy response time. Backend latency: your server’s response time
3. Traffic: allowed (purple) and filtered (red) requests

1. Threats: threats blocked hour by hour. A spike usually means an attack attempt
2. Traffic origin: the countries requests come from

1. HTTP protocol: HTTP/2 vs HTTP/1.1 split
2. Most targeted paths: the most requested addresses. /info.json, /dynamic.json and /players.json are the FiveM server list’s normal requests
3. Top attacker IPs: the addresses that sent the most blocked requests

At the very bottom, HTTP codes splits responses by code (200 = OK, 4xx = refused…).