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Dropbox API developers know that uploading large files can be a pain. Apart from the 150Mb limit on /files_put, the file itself may not fit in memory or the HTTP connection may time out or disconnect. Furthermore, if something happens half way through uploading a big file, there's nothing to do but to start all over again.
Last week, we released the beta of the /chunked_upload endpoint that solves these problems. This lets you upload a large file in multiple chunks spread over several requests, to be reconstituted on the server when everything has been sent. This neatly avoids the problems mentioned above, letting you easily upload a multi-gigabyte file over a spotty connection without worry.
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Dropbox has this from 2012 wanted to see if it was something we could use https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/21/chunked-uploads-beta
Dropbox API developers know that uploading large files can be a pain. Apart from the 150Mb limit on /files_put, the file itself may not fit in memory or the HTTP connection may time out or disconnect. Furthermore, if something happens half way through uploading a big file, there's nothing to do but to start all over again.
Last week, we released the beta of the /chunked_upload endpoint that solves these problems. This lets you upload a large file in multiple chunks spread over several requests, to be reconstituted on the server when everything has been sent. This neatly avoids the problems mentioned above, letting you easily upload a multi-gigabyte file over a spotty connection without worry.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: