Hello there, I’m using Java GroupDocs.Conversion, so I’d like to know, what is the limit for a file large enough to be unsupported?
Thanks in advance
There is no limit. However, in case of any such issue, do let us know and share the problematic file.
Hi Atir, in a java groupdocs library what is the maximum file size you have tested with and what is the memory and CPU configuration that you have used. We have a requirement to support around 2GB for our customers
Hello @amitdash ,
Could you please clarify which file format you are planning to convert and what output format you expect? We believe it may be challenging to test files of around 2 GB in size.
In general, we recommend the following baseline configuration:
- CPU: 2–4 cores
- RAM: 2–4 GB
- JVM heap: -Xms512m -Xmx2g
However, based on your scenario, you would likely need at least:
- CPU: 4–8 cores
- RAM: 4–8+ GB
- JVM heap: -Xmx4g or -Xmx8g
Please note that these are approximate recommendations, as performance depends on several factors, including the file format, content complexity (fonts, graphics, tables, formulas), and the type of conversion (for example, DOCX → PDF is more resource-intensive than TXT → PDF).
If you could share a sample document for testing, we would be able to provide more accurate recommendations tailored to your case.
hi Even, we are planning to convert docx into pdf
Hello @amitdash ,
We think you can certainly try following our recommendations, but most likely even 8 GB of RAM will not be enough for such large documents.
As mentioned earlier, we could perform an investigation on our side using your file to provide you with the most accurate recommendations. You can share a link via Google Drive for this large document (my email for access is evgen.efimov@aspose.com ) or any other cloud storage that is convenient for you.