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Hi there,
There aren’t super detailed docs on practical limits, but they do list the hard limits here: https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/details/limits/
In practice, most people won’t hit limits unless you’re storing millions of objects in a single bucket, performance can dip then, so sharding buckets by tenant or use case is smart. No per-bucket size cap, but each object can be up to 5TB.
If you’re coming from AWS S3, most best practices carry over, especially around naming conventions, CDN usage, and lifecycle policies.
- Bobby
Heya, @benjaminlistwon
The basic limits are listed here:
https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/details/limits/#limits
If you have a specific limit query you can share more information and we can look into any potential issues that may arrise.
Regards