Sample Dataset for Benchmarks [closed] - node.js

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I am working on my bachelor thesis and my topic is to benchmark nodejs applications. I have an I/O intensive application where I would need some sample files.
Therefore it would be great if I had a lot of small sized files, some medium files and some big files (>1gb). But they should represent real data (eg. pictures, pdfs, documents, archives, ...)
If you think that this should not be asked on stackoverflow please tell me where i can ask this.
Do you know where I can get such sample datasets?

English wikipedia database dumps (~12GB)
Sample audio and video files (~12MB - ~650MB)
Text files of various sizes (~1KB - 114KB)
StackExchange data dumps (~1MB - ~15.4GB)

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I have video which contains 700mb(5 min duration) size. I want to reduce the file size to less then 30 mb .
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