Hey Gabbey!
On 02/12/2016 03:57 PM, Gabriel Samfira wrote:
Is there a limit on the filesize I can upload?
Not to my knowledge; they are streamed to the controller.
What happens if multiple users try to upload the same file (does it
get stored twice, or does juju just increment a reference counter)?
For the moment, the bytes will always be uploaded so that it can
calculate a fingerprint. If the fingerprint is the same, it won't store
a new copy. I'm not sure if it will consider the duped version a new
revision or not; I'll have to check on that.
Do I need to attach more storage to the controller if I need to upload
a bunch of ISO files (3-4 ISO files of about 3 GB each)? On openstack,
the default is a small instance with 20 GB of disk space.
We're storing it in Juju's blobstore which has deduping, so I believe
you'll need some amount less than the sum of the size of all your files.
But yes, ultimately it's cached on the controller so you'll want to bump
the size of that up if you're planning on storing lots of resources.
Thanks for this great feature!
And thanks for the great questions :)
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