File Storage Gateway - Maximum allowable cache size?

I've read the AWS Storage Gateway FAQs, but was not able to find the maximum allowable size of the File Storage Gateway cache? I apologize for a question that likely has an obvious answer, my "google-fu" has failed me :)

Thank you, Chris

Topics: Storage
Tags: AWS Storage Gateway
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asked 6 years ago833 views

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The maximum allowable cache size for all gateway types currently is 16 TiB. It is listed in the following page.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/storagegateway/latest/userguide/resource-gateway-limits.html

Shashi-AWS

answered 6 years ago

The gateway has now been improved to support 64TB cache size

Mike-HAWS

answered 4 years ago

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