What is the maximum size of a single file that can be stored in OCI Object Storage?

The maximum size limit for a single file that can be stored in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Object Storage is 50 TB. This capability allows users to store and manage extremely large files efficiently, which is particularly beneficial for applications dealing with large datasets, such as those in big data analytics, media, and backup solutions.

By allowing 50 TB per object, OCI provides a flexible storage solution suitable for various use cases, enabling organizations to handle the demands of modern applications without the need for file fragmentation or multiple objects. This large capacity supports the trend towards increasingly large data files in scenarios like video storage, high-resolution images, and extensive scientific datasets.

Understanding this limit is essential for architects and developers designing solutions on OCI, as it impacts how data is structured and managed within the cloud environment. It ensures that users can efficiently store, retrieve, and utilize large objects as needed without running into size constraints.