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hm? If you run a CDN, which essentially is a reverse proxy, the end-user will only see the CDN IP, not the real origin.
https://stdout.cowthink.org/how-to-use-nginx-as-high-performance-reverse-proxy-and-why/
haha this means I don't understand how a CDN works I better research more in that case
If you are, trying to do that I suggest getting a few KVMs from Francisco and adding DDOS protection to each one and setting up anycast on there net. CDNs are meant to bring you closer to a server as well.
Why do you want to hide the real IP of the web server? Ultimately web browsers need an IP to connect to, and CDN just presents a different IP that is no less "real" in that it can be blocked and DDoSed just as easily as the real IP.
Yeah I know that