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Have you ever tried to make an http request with a body size over 1MB? If you havent the result may probably be a 413 Content too Large! All HTTP servers have some limitations on the request size, Nginx for example has a default limit of 1MB you can increase that limit, but there will be negative effects. Request chunking solve this limitation and other problems. but it can also improve the overall performance of your service. For simplicity, let say that we want to upload a file. and we want to create a service that once the file is uploaded it will return an id generated to identify the file. If our file is small, we can have a single /small-upload service that takes only the body, and returns the id that identifies the file. remember that this service will return 413 Content too large, if the size is over the configured threshold, let say 1MB. but lets try splitting the file in chunks. Splitting is easy, we define a chunkSize, and by dividing the fileSize by
