Good morning, I can not upload files larger than 16gb and a week ago I could in my bucket

[copiaperupima]

Good morning dear, 1 week ago I can not upload files larger than 16GB in my bucket in Cloud Storage, it appears out of memory in the browsers, I have tried it from different PCs, browsers, the PCs have 8GB of RAM and before there were no problems, I hope you can help me.

[Andre_Fiesco]

How are you uploading the files? Are you using any guide to upload the files?

If you need to transfer many or large files consider using gsutil:

1. GSUtil uploads and downloads any size file.
2. GSUtil resumes uploads and resumes downloads that fail part way through.
3. GSUtil calculates the MD5 checksum to verify the contents of each file transferred correctly.
4. GSUtil can upload and download many files at the same time.
• gsutil -m cp /path/to/*thousands-of-files* gs://my-bucket/*

Here are a few commands that can be useful and a more detailed guide can be find in this documentation:

To copy a large local file to a bucket, use:

gsutil cp local-file gs://example-bucket

To copy a large file from an existing bucket (e.g., Cloud Storage public data), use:

gsutil cp gs://example-source-bucket/file  gs://example-destination-bucket

gsutil takes full advantage of Google Cloud Storage resumable upload and download features. For large files this is particularly important because the likelihood of a network failure at your ISP increases with the size of the data being transferred. By resuming an upload based on how many bytes the server actually received, gsutil avoids unnecessarily resending bytes and ensures that the upload can eventually be completed. The same logic is applied for downloads based on the size of the local file.

If gsutil cp does not give you the performance you need when uploading large files, you can consider configuring parallel composite uploads.