It does indeed sound as if the memory limit isn’t able to handle the database import of that size, I’m going to discuss this with our development team further and will update you as soon as I can. As a workaround you may wish to try uploading it via command line instead:
Hey Michael. No problem. It didn’t, but there’s a good chance it’s because of user error - it’s been a while since I used terminal. I’ll post an update if I get around to trying again however I might just revert to SFTP for now.
DevKinsta has a default limitation on 128MB file upload.
In order to get that increased you will need to access shell.
It can be done by running docker exec -it devkinsta_fpm bash
This will bring you to the terminal of the application server.
Depending on version of PHP you are using, file is located in /etc/php/7.4/fpm/conf.d/tuning.ini
This is for version 7.4. If you need to edit file for different version you can simply change 7.4 in path with PHP version used.
3 values should be changed:
upload_max_size = 128M
post_max_size = 128M
upload_max_filesize = 128M
You can put 256M for all 3, restart DevKinsta, and you are done.