Create smaller export batch files to avoid 500MB limit from Cloudflare

As a content creator/manager using DxP I want to have the ability to import large amounts of content totaling more than 500MB. The current barrier is cloudflare which prevents imports from being uploaded that are larger than 500MB. Our content exporter in the CMS Admin should be changed so it creates smaller batch files that could potentially be recombined after uploading.

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| Dec 2, 2022

For commerce the service API can be used to chunk catalog uploads into smaller batches.
https://world.optimizely.com/forum/developer-forum/Commerce/Thread-Container/2018/4/service-api-chunked-upload-example/
https://docs.developers.optimizely.com/commerce/v1.3.0-service-api-developer-guide/docs/chunk-upload-of-large-files
However it would still be helpful to have this feature request for CMS imports.

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| Nov 4, 2022

This is really really important as we are going into big business requirements where customer wanted to use episerver at larger extent not just content but media as well, we need to provide smooth transition to migrate their assets without any breakage and also with much optimal way.

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| Oct 12, 2022

A workaround has been to break up a large export into multiple smaller exports but this is impractical in some cases and inconvenient.

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