ambry

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   by ambry 3y ago

   Short answer: Yes. However, Ambry doesn't use byte-ranges for the upload. Each chunk can be uploaded separately and the client then requests a _stitch_ operation[1]. In that operation, the client specifies the list of blob IDs for ea
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   by ambry 3y ago

   Internally, Ambry stores large objects as a series of chunks. At LinkedIn we've found that 4mb makes a good chunk size. So (for example), your 40mb upload could be streamed directly where Ambry would handle chunking it, or you could
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   by ambry 3y ago

   That's right: You upload an object, and the HTTP 200 response includes a header that is the object ID. Your imagination is almost certainly correct: creating a mapping from user-defined key to storage location is really best done by a
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   by ambry 3y ago

   I've worked on Ambry at LinkedIn for a little while, I'd be happy to answer any questions about architecture or things we've done since 2016. I wasn't part of the original team. One thing I would call attention to from