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package com.amazonaws.services.s3.transfer;
import static com.amazonaws.services.s3.internal.Constants.*;
/**
* Configuration options for how {@link TransferManager} processes requests.
*
* The best configuration settings depend on network
* configuration, latency and bandwidth.
* The default configuration settings are suitable
* for most applications, but this class enables developers to experiment with
* different configurations and tune transfer manager performance.
*/
public class TransferManagerConfiguration {
/** Default minimum part size for upload parts. */
private static final int DEFAULT_MINIMUM_UPLOAD_PART_SIZE = 5 * MB;
/** Default size threshold for when to use multipart uploads. */
private static final int DEFAULT_MULTIPART_UPLOAD_THRESHOLD = 16 * MB;
/**
* The minimum part size for upload parts. Decreasing the minimum part size
* will cause multipart uploads to be split into a larger number of smaller
* parts. Setting this value too low can have a negative effect on transfer
* speeds since it will cause extra latency and network communication for
* each part.
*/
private long minimumUploadPartSize = DEFAULT_MINIMUM_UPLOAD_PART_SIZE;
/**
* The size threshold, in bytes, for when to use multipart uploads. Uploads
* over this size will automatically use a multipart upload strategy, while
* uploads smaller than this threshold will use a single connection to
* upload the whole object.
*
* Multipart uploads are easier to recover from and also potentially faster
* than single part uploads, especially when the upload parts can be
* uploaded in parallel as with files. Because there is additional network
* communication, small uploads are still recommended to use a single
* connection for the upload.
*/
private int multipartUploadThreshold = DEFAULT_MULTIPART_UPLOAD_THRESHOLD;
/**
* Returns the minimum part size for upload parts.
* Decreasing the minimum part size causes
* multipart uploads to be split into a larger number
* of smaller parts. Setting this value too low has a negative effect
* on transfer speeds, causing extra latency and network
* communication for each part.
*
* @return The minimum part size for upload parts.
*/
public long getMinimumUploadPartSize() {
return minimumUploadPartSize;
}
/**
* Sets the minimum part size for upload parts.
* Decreasing the minimum part size causes
* multipart uploads to be split into a larger number
* of smaller parts. Setting this value too low has a negative effect
* on transfer speeds, causing extra latency and network
* communication for each part.
*
* @param minimumUploadPartSize
* The minimum part size for upload parts.
*/
public void setMinimumUploadPartSize(long minimumUploadPartSize) {
this.minimumUploadPartSize = minimumUploadPartSize;
}
/**
* Returns the size threshold in bytes for when to use multipart uploads.
* Uploads over this size will automatically use a multipart upload
* strategy, while uploads smaller than this threshold will use a single
* connection to upload the whole object.
*
* Multipart uploads are easier to recover from and potentially faster
* than single part uploads, especially when the upload parts can be
* uploaded in parallel as with files. Due to additional network
* communication, small uploads should use a single
* connection for the upload.
*
* @return The size threshold in bytes for when to use multipart uploads.
*/
public long getMultipartUploadThreshold() {
return multipartUploadThreshold;
}
/**
* Sets the size threshold in bytes for when to use multipart uploads.
* Uploads over this size will automatically use a multipart upload
* strategy, while uploads smaller than this threshold will use a single
* connection to upload the whole object.
*
* Multipart uploads are easier to recover from and potentially faster
* than single part uploads, especially when the upload parts can be
* uploaded in parallel as with files. Due to additional network
* communication, small uploads should use a single
* connection for the upload.
*
* @param multipartUploadThreshold
* The size threshold in bytes for when to use multipart
* uploads.
*/
public void setMultipartUploadThreshold(int multipartUploadThreshold) {
this.multipartUploadThreshold = multipartUploadThreshold;
}
}