Define a good policy for safely handling (and caching?) external resources such as namecheck.fontdata.com and the MS vendor ID list.
See original GitHub issuee.g. here: http://35.225.170.228/report/d77de85c-eaa2-4738-9df6-ffc4a96b573d
I just scaled the dashboard to check ~ 5000 fonts in ~ 10 minutes. That’s ~ 8 fonts per second. Most probably not a load acceptable for http://namecheck.fontdata.com
. Now I feel bad, we had around 1600 workers send requests at the same time to that service. I also ran these collection wide checks multiple times over the last days, but I think the last one, once it was properly scaled, broke that service.
I won’t run the full collection test anymore unless we have a solution for this and other external requests.
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Yeah, we should probably have something like this
I think this test should only run when the font does not exist in our collection.