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[GitHub] elistevens commented on issue #1200: [DISCUSS] CouchDB Request Size Limits

elistevens commented on issue #1200: [DISCUSS] CouchDB Request Size Limits
URL: https://github.com/apache/couchdb/pull/1200#issuecomment-370512799
 
 
   I have a concrete use case that I don't think is well-served by iii.1:
   
   - I have some documents with many small attachments
   - I have some documents with one very large attachment
   
   My understanding is that due to this, I'd have to choose between having an unrealistically large `max_http_request_size` or having a sane `max_http_request_size` but remain in the situation where docs+attachments could be written but not replicated (once usage patterns changed).
   
   I would much prefer iii.2, where `max_http_request_size` becomes effectively `max_doc_plus_attachments_size` and at that point I don't care if there are attachment size or count limits because I can feel confident that no matter what mix of doc and attachments, the size will stay sane.

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