GDAL_HTTP_MULTIRANGE has been enabled but it requires larger than default per process max file descriptor limit.
On ubuntu add entry to /etc/security/limits.conf
soft nofile 8192
Do something similar for docker images.
With multirange enabled GDAL curl driver will open several tcp sockets and request ranges data over multiple connections. This can speed up downloads up to 25% to 30% for some data sets (ESA worldcover).
With multirange enabled and default nofile set to 1024 both selftest and subset_perf_test fail. They should pass after nofile limit has been increased.
GDAL_HTTP_MULTIRANGE has been enabled but it requires larger than default per process max file descriptor limit. On ubuntu add entry to /etc/security/limits.conf
Do something similar for docker images.
With multirange enabled GDAL curl driver will open several tcp sockets and request ranges data over multiple connections. This can speed up downloads up to 25% to 30% for some data sets (ESA worldcover).
With multirange enabled and default nofile set to 1024 both selftest and subset_perf_test fail. They should pass after nofile limit has been increased.