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by egorr 786 days ago
hey, supabase engineer here; we didn’t check that out with files that small, but thanks for the idea, i will try it out

the only thing i can say related to the topic is that s3 multipart outperforms other methods for files larger than 50mb significantly, but tends to have similar or slightly slower speeds compared to s3 regular upload via supabase or simplest supabase storage upload for files with size about and less than 50mb.

s3-multipart is indeed the fastest way to upload file to supabase with speeds up to 100mb/s(115 even) for files>500mb. But for files about 5mb or less you are not going to need to change anything in your upload logic just for performance cause you won’t notice any difference probably

everything mentioned here is for upload only