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How to store files larger than 16mb in AWS DocumentDB?

 原文  2020-04-14 12:21:52  9   2    mongodb/ amazon-web-services/ aws-documentdb/ aws-documentdb-mongoapi

Question

I am switching from MongoDB to AWS DocumentDB. However, in MongoDB, I used GridFs to store and retrieve files larger than 16MB. But this is not supported in AWS DocumentDb. Is there any way on how to store or process large files(>16MB) in AWS DocumentDB? Any help or leads would be appreciated. Thanks!

2 answers

solution1
 0  2020-04-23 23:37:14

GridFS is a client construct and should just work with DocumentDB. However, we do not test it and thus don't officially support it. Did you encounter any issues when using GridFS with DocumentDB?

solution2
 -1  2020-04-14 23:10:08

If you switched to MongoDB Atlas which runs very nicely on to of AWS you would still be able to used GridFS to store your files.

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