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| Scenario | Solution | |----------|----------| | | Chunked upload + resumability (e.g., tus protocol) | | High concurrency | Use streaming (don't buffer entire file in RAM) | | Slow clients | Accept-Encoding: gzip for upload? Not common; instead, use CDN or direct-to-S3 | | Network interruptions | Resumable uploads with byte ranges (HTTP Range header) | | Scaling | Offload to object storage (S3, GCS, R2) + async processing queue |

Slightly more complex client-side logic; requires careful CORS configuration. 2. Handling Large Files: Chunked and Resumable Uploads upload file full

Breaking a 1GB file into 5MB "chunks." This prevents timeouts and allows users to resume an upload if their internet cuts out. | Scenario | Solution | |----------|----------| | |

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If you are close to your storage limit, compress your files into a .zip or .rar archive before uploading. This reduces the footprint of text documents, PDFs, and raw media assets. 3. Check for Shared Folder Limits

: Regularly clean up temporary files or partial uploads to prevent server storage from clogging [7]. 4. Integration in Popular Platforms

| Stack | Library | |-------|---------| | React | react-dropzone, uppy | | Vue | vue-upload-component | | Angular | ngx-uploader | | Node.js | multer, busboy | | Python (Django) | django-uploadify | | Python (FastAPI) | python-multipart | | Ruby on Rails | ActiveStorage + DirectUpload | | Go | github.com/gin-contrib/static | | PHP | Symfony Uploader + Flysystem |