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Well that’s all for now, I hope these findings are useful.
Comments by Maarten:
Excellent and as per my findings. Note that the application scales horizontally per vCPU and across multiple WebDAV servers. ~60Mbit for application level encryption and compression on one vCPU is not too bad - on a quad core you can probably triple that. Also, if storage space is cheap, just turn off compression. To really test and see the difference, turn off encryption as well. It should multiply by a factor 4-8.
I'm also happy that you can run these uploas with this amount of memory: the I/O and buffering all works and gets flushed as it should. The methods you mention >| are essentially "pipe methods" in every functional class (compression, encryption, metering ,….) so it's logical that they show the performance hit: these are the one doing the work.
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