Nginx-question about WEB server bandwidth and PHP large file upload

Upload a large file (such as 500 mb) through a PHP program, and the maximum bandwidth of the web server is 100 mb. Will all the bandwidth of the server be occupied? Will it cause other users to fail to access my web server because the bandwidth is exhausted?

Upload large files (such500 M), While the maximum bandwidth of the web server is100 MWill all the server bandwidth be occupied? Will it cause other users to access my web server?Exhausted bandwidthBut cannot access it?

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Upload large files (such500 M), While the maximum bandwidth of the web server is100 MWill all the server bandwidth be occupied? Will it cause other users to access my web server?Exhausted bandwidthBut cannot access it?

How many users can upload at a speed of 100 Mb/s?

If your business volume is so big, it should be distributed.

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It is possible to use up the bandwidth, but you need to consider multipart upload to prevent the user's network from being suspended. Also, you need to ask how the inbound and outbound traffic of your provider is calculated, do not allow large file downloads or audio/video services

No, it will seize the bandwidth.

The user's upload speed is very slow in China.

The second floor is correct. The upload should be distributed, and the upload and other web functions cannot be placed on a server.