I'm reading numbers all over the place about blobstore and I don't really
understand their implications. If anyone could help, it would be greatly
appreciated.
from:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/blobstore/overview.html#Writing_Files_to_the_Blobstore
it says that filesizes in the blobstore are limited to 2GB
but it also says that the maximum amount that can be written with a single
API call is 1mb.
Does that mean that a 2GB file could be uploaded downloaded so long as it
were chunked into 1mb pieces?
Also, I saw that entry was linked from a fairly recent blog post - Is that
the most 'up to date information on Blob limits?' I think I've also seen
that 50mb is their limit.
And what about attaching Blobs to other Data Structures? There's a limit on
the size that data structures can be in the datastore... I'm not sure what
that is currently, but I know that it used to be 1mb. Even if we can have
large blobs, does this mean we can't have them attached to other data
structures?
Also, I saw someone linked to a new Google Storage API. Is this going to
somehow be accessible to the GAE?
Finally, these limitations should probably be mentioned somewhere in the
overview or maybe quota sections. I had a terrible time finding the little
information I found :(
-thanks
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