How to optimize PUT requests
To optimize PUT requests, it would be effective to use multipart uploads because it can aggregate throughput by parallelizing PUT requests and uploading a large object into parts. It is recommended that the size of each part should be between 25 and 50 MB for higher networks and 10 MB for mobile networks.
Multipart upload consists of three-step processes; the first step is initiating the upload, next is uploading the object parts, and finally, after uploading all the parts, the multipart upload is finished. The following methods are currently supported to upload objects with multipart upload:
- AWS SDK for Android
- AWS SDK for iOS
- AWS SDK for Java
- AWS SDK for JavaScript
- AWS SDK for PHP
- AWS SDK for Python
- AWS SDK for Ruby
- AWS SDK for .NET
- REST API
- AWS CLI
In order to try multipart upload and see how much it aggregates throughput, we use AWS SDK for Node.js and S3 via NPM (package manager for Node.js).
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AWS CLI also supports multipart upload. When you use the AWS CLI s3 or...
