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Large files can be uploaded via the REST API, or projected into the repository using filesystem federation.

Java command-line options and System properties can be used

  • -Xmx2048m – maximum memory Java can use
  • -Dfcrepo.home=/path/to/data – set the directory for permanent data
  • -Djava.io.tmpdir=/path/to/tmpdir – set the directory for temp files

OutOfMemoryException when ingesting large files

Because of https://issues.jboss.org/browse/MODE-2103, ingesting files larger than Java heap space with certain Infinispan configuraitons (e.g. LevelDB) creates an OutOfMemoryError.  The following TestCase can be used to reproduce the issue: https://github.com/futures/large-files-test

Workaround: Use Infinispan file storage with a large heap, e.g.:

-Xmx2048m -Dfcrepo.modeshape.configuration=config/single-file/repository.json

Ingesting Large Files via the REST API

Based on the tests below, we believe arbitrarily-large files can be ingested and downloaded via the REST API (tested up to 1TB).  The only apparent limitations are disk space available to store the files, and a sufficiently large Java heap size.

Note: To enable fast access to large files, it is necessary to set "contentBasedSha1" : "false".  Otherwise the repository will run a SHA1 on the content for identification that could take on the order or hours when reaching into the range of > 50Gb.  For  more on this benchmarking see: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FF/Design+-+Large+Files.

REST API Upload/Download Roundtrip

  • Platform: Linux 3.12.1-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT x86_64 GNU/Linux 16GB RAM
  • Repository Profile: Single-File
  • Workflow Profile: Upload/Download Roundtrip
File SizeUploadDownload
256GB15,488,156ms (16.9MB/sec)3,306,756ms (79.3MB/sec)

REST API Upload/Download Roundtrip

File SizeUploadDownload
256GB15,488,156ms (16.9MB/sec)3,306,756ms (79.3MB/sec)
512GB 31,262,610ms (16.77MB/sec)5,386,542ms (97.33MB/sec)
1TB59,631,142ms (17.58MB/sec)15,120,135ms (69.35MB/sec)

Serving Large Files via Filesystem Federation

Based on the tests below, we believe arbitrarily-large files can be projected into the repository via filesystem federation and downloaded via the REST API (tested up to 1TB).  The only apparent limitations are disk space available to store the files, and a sufficiently large Java heap size.

Filesystem Federation Download Tests

  • Platform: Linux 3.12.1-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT x86_64 GNU/Linux  16GB RAM
  • Repository Profile: Single-File with an additional external Resource:

    "externalSources" : {
    "home-directory" : {
        "classname" : "org.modeshape.connector.filesystem.FileSystemConnector",
        "directoryPath" : "/tmp/projection",
        "projections" : [ "default:/projection => /" ],
        "readOnly" : true,
        "addMimeTypeMixin" : true
        }
    }

File SizeProjection Directory Request DurationFirst Projected Node Request Duration

Download Duration

Throughput
2 GB0m35.117s0m34.572s0m8.236s248.66 mb/sec

Filesystem Federation Download Tests

"externalSources" : {
    "filesystem" : {
        "classname" : "org.modeshape.connector.filesystem.FileSystemConnect
        "directoryPath" : "/mnt/isilon/fedora-dev/federated",
        "projections" : [ "default:/projection => /" ],
        "readOnly" : true,
        "addMimeTypeMixin" : true,
        "contentBasedSha1" : "false"
    }
}
ObjectsDatastream
Size

Projection Directory
Request Duration

Projected Node
Request Duration

Download
Duration

Download
Throughput
11 GB417 ms35 ms17,333 ms59.08 MB/sec
12 GB528 ms219 ms26,902 ms76.13 MB/sec
14 GB432 ms54 ms47,581 ms86.08 MB/sec
18 GB583 ms90 ms90,705 ms90.31 MB/sec
116 GB691 ms452 ms176,508 ms92.82 MB/sec
132 GB445 ms34 ms348,488 ms94.03 MB/sec
164 GB750 ms460 ms699,937 ms93.63 MB/sec
1128 GB800 ms90 ms1,412,640 ms92.79 MB/sec
1256 GB530 ms70 ms2,768,570 ms94.69 MB/sec
1512 GB490 ms80 ms5,893,420 ms88.96 MB/sec
11 TB420 ms40 ms11,322,330 ms92.61 MB/sec

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