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# r2
  • b
    does anyone have some benchmarks/comparison on upload/download speeds of r2?
  • c
    I upload from an aws instance to R2, it's like 80MB/second.
  • b
    i'm just wondering if i should choose r2 over smth like storj
  • b
    i mean it's 15$ vs 4$ a terabyte
  • u
    Bandwidth $0/tv vs $7/tb 🤷
  • b
    yeah but you also have to count the operations pricing on r2
  • u
    R2 is probably also more reliable
  • b
    i'd love to see some benchmarks on the speed c:
  • b
    but i don't feel like doing them myself xd
  • b
    also, is it possible to upload ~5gb files through workers to r2?
  • b
    bc of the 100mb limit
  • s
    No, that's what presigned URLs are for
  • z
    Yea, you have to do a multi-part upload
  • s
    Or that 😅 forgot multipart was a thing
  • u
    R2 is also centralized and it doesnt look like storj has any security compliance
  • b
    how do you guys use presigned urls btw? when do you create the db entry for the uploaded file?
  • c
    I create db entry then sign a url then send that url to the client.
  • c
    add a 
    status
    field to the table and set it to 
    uploading
    by default.
  • c
    since R2 doesn't have webhook.
  • c
    so that after uploading, my client send a 2nd request to ask for verifying or processing.
  • b
    same approach i'm taking as of now xd sad that there's no other (more clever) way
  • b
    found the below community article, any update on the cons mentioned?
  • u
    That entire post looks like its just bad and wrong takes from a user so anything they said can pretty much be ignored tbh. R2 doesnt push files to other regions currently so all your files will be in one region but pull through cache can be enabled to have greater performance.
  • w
    Copy code
    <Error>
<Code>InvalidAccessKeyId</Code>
<Message>The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records.</Message>
    Anyone deal with this?
  • w
    I'm pretty sure all the credentials I'm providing are correct. Using a pre-sign
  • w
    Access key is the api secret key right
  • n
    Hey there, is there a built-in way to limit the number of files in a particular folder in r2? Like an object lifecycle policy?
  • u
    no you would need to manage a DB on your own to limit
  • n
    ah okay thanks
  • n
    i have a partial-solution for that right now, but it has some gaps I'm trying to solve for
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