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Hi @itcore0316,
It seems likes your droplet was being DDoSed which have generated a huge traffic.
In this case, I’ll recommend you to recover and rebuilt your droplet so you are at the base position. From there, you start to monitor your connections on various ports like 80,443,993,587,3306.
Additionally, I’ll recommend you to check your website and see if it has any malicious content or vulnerabilities bots might exploit.
Regards, Kalin
Hi, Kalin. Thank you very much for your kind replying.
Thank you again and I’m looking forward to your kind replying and teaching.
Best Regards.