The high bandwidth usage happening right after migrating would also make sense if it's Web crawlers, because any crawlers that indexed your site a long time ago probably noticed "Hey, the contents of the site have changed" (which they had, even if it's only the Javascript that was different — but the HTML was probably slightly different as well) and would start re-indexing your site. And in the absence of a robots.txt file, they would hit every URL, including any .mp4 files that are relatively large.

I wonder if all downloads coming from that page are being misattributed to the first link by some bug in Vercel's analysis system.

I don't have a Pro account so I can'tOpen in Observabilty, in light of this do you know what/where I can add my own crude inspector?

At any rate, I don't see a robots.txt

I didn't add one intentionally tohttps://github.com/inspiredlabs when I regressed back toSvelte 3, in order to monitor the/usage page on Vercel. It's dropped right back down to the normal rate again.

I'll addrobots.txt to theSvelte 5 if I understand what/where I need to monitor in the absence of aPro account.

@rmunn Thanks for getting back to me.

I wonder if all downloads coming from that page are being misattributed to the first link by some bug in Vercel's analysis system.

I don't have a Pro account so I can'tOpen in Observabilty, in light of this do you know what/where I can add my own crude inspector?

No idea, sorry; I don't use Vercel myself so I don't know anything about their setup or where you would want/need to add your own inspector. Hopefully someone else will have some idea.