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The client was using an image host which supported image transforms. They uploaded all their images there and were using a lot of image transforms from that hos
by josephg 5y ago
The client was using an image host which supported image transforms. They uploaded all their images there and were using a lot of image transforms from that host on their website. So, HOST/img/123?scale=1.3&color=greyscale type business. They were paying per image loaded from the site.
We tucked cloudflare in front of the image host using a URL rewrite rule. Cloudflare's cache reduced the number of requests made to the image host by 99% or something.
- sciurus 5y agoThanks for confirming! Pretty amazing what some well-placed caching can do.