I have an application which runs as a service in google cloud run. The app is written in python and uses gradio for its interface. The app allows the user to upload videos for some purposes but I encountered a problem with heavy videos (or many light videos) because google cloud run has a file upload limit of only 32MB per request.
So I'm trying to bypass this problem, I found information which claims that using http2 can solve it (https://cloud.google.com/run/quotas), and it is possible to configure "Use HTTP/2 end-to-end" in google cloud run revision, but there it seems like gradio does not supports http2 (maybe I can do a work around with reverse proxy?)
More information about the process: when I'm uploading a video using Gradio it automatically saves it in a tmp folder, when it's too big (one big video or few videos that their sizes sums up to 32MB or more) it just loads forever.
Maybe I should try a completely different approach in order to solve this issue?
I'll be happy to hear any advice, thanks!!
I expected to upload a file larger than 32mg to app running on google cloud run, but it failed due to request limit.