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I'm also going to really recommend putting images on Amazon S3 (or Google's equivalent). If you get a good library to handle this, you can also get nicely resiz
by danielvf 9y ago
I'm also going to really recommend putting images on Amazon S3 (or Google's equivalent). If you get a good library to handle this, you can also get nicely resized thumbnails as well.
When using volumes, you are are going to constantly have to deal with mapping and rebuilding these as you grow. S3 is just set and forget.
- Delta0 9y agothanks, yes, i need to work on the resizing part as well