Add a flow quota manager and throttling for DCF - #3220
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This uses the already-existing quota manager to acquire quota, if necessary, before running a flow. If we can't acquire quota, we throw a command use EPP exception. This is a version of the quota manager that essentially special-cases DomainCreateFlow, assuming that's the only flow that we wish to throttle. If we wish to throttle more flows in the future, we can re-architect this a bit.
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This uses the already-existing quota manager to acquire quota, if necessary, before running a flow. If we can't acquire quota, we throw a command use EPP exception.
This is a version of the quota manager that essentially special-cases DomainCreateFlow, assuming that's the only flow that we wish to throttle. If we wish to throttle more flows in the future, we can re-architect this a bit.
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