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This is the simplest method if you just need a file for a bandwidth test. Several public servers host large, non-descript files for exactly this purpose.
Testing how database software or file management systems handle large files. 50 gb test file
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aws s3 cp 50GB_test.file s3://my-bucket/ --storage-class STANDARD 50 gb test file
To create a 50GB file filled with zeros, you can use: dd if=/dev/zero of=testfile.img bs=1M count=51200 status=progress