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There have been ImageMagick security bugs in the past, but it is an active project/community and they do get patched. I'd prefer using ImageMagick for somethin
by djsumdog 9y ago
There have been ImageMagick security bugs in the past, but it is an active project/community and they do get patched.
I'd prefer using ImageMagick for something like this, but it's all about tradeoffs and what you're looking to do. There could be memory/security bugs in the future. There are also performance trade-offs if you created a microservice for this function in rmagic/ruby vs node (and you should do both and test them, because you might be surprised which one is actually faster).
I agree it's best to use the right tool for the task, and there are valid reasons for using both in this case. I'd personally probably take the ruby/rmagick/ImageMagick approach myself in a container, but that's not to say that's the best approach.