When you opt for a high-defense DDoS package, the protection bandwidth provided can exceed the basic DDoS protection limit of 2Gbps. The final protection peaks typically do not overlap because the high-defense package is designed to offer a higher threshold of protection against DDoS attacks.
For instance, if your website experiences a DDoS attack with traffic peaking at 3Gbps, the basic DDoS protection might mitigate up to 2Gbps of that traffic, leaving the remaining 1Gbps to potentially impact your services. However, with a high-defense DDoS package that supports higher bandwidth protection, such as 10Gbps or more, the entire 3Gbps attack would be mitigated, ensuring your services remain unaffected.
In the context of cloud services, platforms like Tencent Cloud offer scalable DDoS protection solutions that can adapt to varying levels of attack traffic. By upgrading to a higher defense package, you can ensure that your protection peaks align with or exceed the potential attack traffic, providing comprehensive security for your online services.