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What to do when file storage capacity reaches its limit?​

To ensure efficient resource utilization, CloudBase imposes limits on file storage capacity for each environment. The file storage capacity for each environment is calculated independently.

  • If the remaining capacity of file storage falls below 10%, you will be notified via SMS, in-site messages, email, etc. You can upgrade your environment version to enjoy more file storage capacity and avoid affecting the normal operation of your business.
  • If the environment's database storage capacity is exhausted, uploading files to file storage is not permitted, but downloading and deleting files are allowed.

Is there a limit on the number of folders?​

There is no limit on the number of folders that can be created.

Is there a limit on the number of files that can be uploaded to a folder?​

There is no limit on the number of files that can be uploaded to a folder.

  • Avoid storing too many files in the same folder, as it can significantly impact performance when the number reaches a certain level.
  • When deleting a folder, all files within it will also be deleted. If the folder contains an excessive number of files, it may affect the efficiency of the deletion process.

For details, see Request Rate and Performance Optimization.

What action occurs when uploading an existing file?​

It will overwrite existing files, behaving exactly the same as uploading non-existent files.

Even if the bucket is public-read, this approach is still not recommended. Accessing files via the SDK using fileid is the safest and most reliable method.

Is there a method for batch uploading or downloading files?​

You can use the CloudBase command-line tool (CLI) to perform batch uploading or downloading of files and folders.