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Resumable uploads with S3 Multipart #2121

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stoopman opened this issue Mar 11, 2020 · 9 comments · Fixed by #4526
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Resumable uploads with S3 Multipart #2121

stoopman opened this issue Mar 11, 2020 · 9 comments · Fixed by #4526
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@stoopman
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I choose Uppy because of it's feature to resume large file uploads. TUS and Golden Retriever look nice, but since we are dealing with large files (of 100MB+ up to a few GB) we chose to use toe direct S3 Multipart upload implementation in Uppy which works together with Companion.

Unfortunately this setup does not work with resuming file uploads after a browser refresh. All multipart chunks are being re-uploaded every time.

It is possible to add support for this in the S3 Multipart plugin or is the alternative switching to TUS uploads and creating a TUS server that uploads to S3? (For instance using https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/tus-php). I get the feeling that this will slow uploads down, as you don't have a direct upload connection to S3 this way.

Thanks!
Rick

@arturi arturi added AWS S3 Plugin that handles uploads to Amazon AWS S3 and removed Triage labels Mar 23, 2020
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goto-bus-stop commented Mar 30, 2020

The intended path for S3 resumable uploads would be Golden Retriever + S3 Multipart, but that probably doesn't do the trick right now. We need to add stuff to the S3 Multipart plugin so Golden Retriever knows which data it needs to store and load, and for large files we still need to work on #1634, which would definitely take a while :(

Tus has it builtin through tus-js-client, but that is more a happy accident from Uppy's POV :)

@IndrajaPunna
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Is this in pipeline? Any idea on when this feature will be implemented?

@anark
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anark commented Sep 1, 2021

Hi there,
It looks like golden retriever now supports ghosts!

Is there a way to use Golden Retriever with S3 multipart now? When I try the uploads show(and are not paused or errored), however they never progress and sit at whatever percentage they were at before.

@Aidenkwok
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is this related to #3190 ?

@Murderlon
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Is there a way to use Golden Retriever with S3 multipart now?

As far as I know this still needs work. I think @goto-bus-stop is more knowledgeable on this, but they are currently on holidays.

is this related to #3190 ?

I don't think it is. Fixing that issue won't automatically make S3 work with Golden Retriever.

@martin-brennan
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Just noting that at some point in the future I would be interested in support for resumable S3 multipart uploads as well!

@jpylisela
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Is this in pipeline? Any idea on when this feature will be implemented?

Hi there, I would also love if we could get this feature done.

@abdulrehman1937
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Hi, is there any update on this? Would love to use it.

@Murderlon
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We'll take this into account when doing #4218

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