Do cloud platform storage operations count? If so, in the hundreds of terabytes (work)
As a single file? Likely 20GB iso.
As a collective job, 3TB of videos between hard drives for Jellyfin.
I recently copied ~1.6T from my old file server to my new one. I think that may be my largest non-work related transfer.
20TB (out of 21TB usable), a second 6x6TB zfs raidz2 server as my send target.
While I haven't personally had to move a data center I imagine that would be a pretty big transfer. Probably not dd though.
I can't imagine how nerve-wracking it would be to run dd on something like that lol. I still don't trust myself to copy a USB stick with my unimportant bullshit on it with dd, let alone a server with anything important on it!
I think it would be my whole broken manjaro install, I just used dd to make a copy so I could work on it later lol. About 500 gigs
Probably some vigeo game on that is ~150-200 GiB. Does that count?
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