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Autosmush scans your S3 bucket, runs each file through Smush.it, and replaces your images with their compressed versions. I think I'm in love.

• coderdude 16y ago
  Depending on how many images you have. Doesn't that mean that it has to download each image and then re-upload them? Could be quite a cost for minimal savings if you have a large number of images to store. Edit: I'm talking about 20,000+ product images, not the images or files associated with a layout.
  • njharman 16y ago
    > Could be quite a cost for minimal savings if you have a large number of images Could be, could be a large saving for minimal investment in time+money. depends on how much downloading of the images occurs normally.
  • bluesmoon 16y ago
    The blog post mentions how he fixes the issue (at least for repeated runs)
  • nostromo 16y ago
    > minimal savings For me this isn't about saving money, it's about load time.
  • bkrausz 16y ago
    Wouldn't it be free (or close to it) if you run it on an EC2 instance?