nginx client_max_body_size

[IvayloAtanasov]

Hello Akash community

I'm running a node container in a leased Akash provider instance, but I need to change the default client_max_body_size of the nginx instance that wraps my container. Is this possible?

I can't do it from inside the container and was only able to find these settings which seem related to nginx, but none of them allow me to alter the default configuration files. This is a real blocker for me, since I need to temporarily store files, often large than the default 1Mb limit.

[zJuuu]

Hey, check out this example to change the http settings: https://docs.akash.network/other-resources/experimental/akash-deployments-via-terraform/akash-sdl-hello-world-example#hello-world-sdl

[IvayloAtanasov]

Hey, thank you for the quick response.

I've tried this setting but unfortunately it didn't make a difference. This is roughly what I have in my SDL

  app:
    image: node:20.10.0
    env:
      - 'url=https://my.url'

    command:
      - "sh"
      - "-c"
    args:
      - 'npm start'

    expose:
      - port: 7000
        as: 80
        http_options:
          max_body_size: 104857600
        accept:
          - "my.url"
        to:
          - global: true
      - port: 22
        as: 22
        to:
          - global: true

[IvayloAtanasov]

Switching the leased provider fixed the issue... Not sure if the setting have to do something with it, but it works now. Thank you for your help.