What are the conditions to trigger DDoS prevention system

Hi. I'm working on an web application that according to its architecture will call the server every 2-3 seconds to check for updates. I

All those people will be located in the same physical place, which means most of them (in worst case scenario – all) will be connected to the same WiFi network. Therefore it is possible that from OVH POV there will be ~200 req/sec comming from the same IP.

I'm afraid this may trigger some DDoS filters and i.e. block the IP all together making the system unusable.

Is it public what are the rules that may trigger such filters? Is there anything that I can do to exclude i.e. certain city or country from such filters?

> there will be ~200 req/sec comming from the same IP

IMO you shoud act differently.

I'd use WebSocket or similar solution, unfortunately it's not supported on WebHosting platform.

I can reduce the query time to i.e. one query every 5 seconds, but I can't rule out that they will do a request in a single second.

I simply want to make sure my solution won't trigger something that will take OVH hours to resolve.

> web application that according to its architecture will call the server every 2-3 seconds to check for updates.

Your web application could direct to the proper version and your problem is solved.