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Can any one please let me know will jmeter support performance testing for file uploads more than 10gb files. The way the files are uploading is through chunking in JAVA. I cannot do the file upload for more than 10 GB because int allows max size of 2^31. In the http sampler i am declaring the file size as one one chunk for eg: file size is 444,641,856 bytes, I am declaring the whole in one chunk instead of dividing it into chunks of 5mb each.
The developers are not willing to change the code and also if I give the result using one chunk size its not a valid performance test.
Can anyone suggest will jmeter allowing chunking mechanism ..... and also is there a solution for file uploading for more than 10Gb Files
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Theoretically JMeter doesn't have 2GB limitation (especially HTTPClient implementations) so given you configured it properly you shouldn't face errors.
However if you don't have as much RAM as 10GB x number of virtual users you might want to try HTTP Raw Request sampler available via JMeter Plugins.
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