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When uploading files via the Drupal web admin interface, we're using the drupal/flysystem_gcs_cors module to directly upload the file to Google Cloud Storage.
That module right now has a limit of 5GB for file uploads.
The docs say 5TB should be possible in a single request 🤔
While it is possible to upload the full 5 TiB in a single upload request, such long-running uploads are more likely to experience failures; resumable uploads are the recommended method for uploading large objects.
Resumable uploads through a web UI seems unreasonably complex to implement. Even with a multi-part upload, the speed to upload is going to be capped by the internet connection. Should try this out on a fast connection with a single upload and 100GB file and see how it behaves. If it works reliably, should up the max upload size, make it configurable through the UI, and mark this as done. Most customers will be uploading from their campus network, which should provide high throughput.
When uploading files via the Drupal web admin interface, we're using the drupal/flysystem_gcs_cors module to directly upload the file to Google Cloud Storage.
That module right now has a limit of 5GB for file uploads.
Once this issue closes >>> https://www.drupal.org/project/flysystem_gcs_cors/issues/3298932 <<< we can increase that to 5TB uploads from the web admin UI
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