Dina Lawrence

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• Using ImgIX For On-Demand Image Processing At Web Scale In ColdFusion Applications

  Posted on Nov 19, 2014 at 5:09 PM

  @Raymond, it's only charged for the first time we process a unique version. If you request the same image with the same parameters multiple times, only the first request counts, as all subsequent requests are fulfilled from the cache. If you want to talk specifics about your use case, feel free ... read more »

• Using ImgIX For On-Demand Image Processing At Web Scale In ColdFusion Applications

  Posted on Nov 19, 2014 at 4:17 PM

  @Raymond, it would actually be stored two places; our cache, and the CDN cache.... read more »

• Using ImgIX For On-Demand Image Processing At Web Scale In ColdFusion Applications

  Posted on Nov 19, 2014 at 4:05 PM

  @Raymond, of course we wouldn't expect you to continue requesting images from us if you are simply looking to transform a handful of images in the same way and then be done with us. That's not really what our service is designed for, we are built more for transient content; instances where processi... read more »

• Using ImgIX For On-Demand Image Processing At Web Scale In ColdFusion Applications

  Posted on Nov 19, 2014 at 3:50 PM

  @Raymond, imgix is actually designed to save people from having to store multiple transformations of the same image; one of our main value points is that you only have to store one image (your original image) and then each new transformation is created on-demand, without destructing the original fil... read more »

• Using ImgIX For On-Demand Image Processing At Web Scale In ColdFusion Applications

  Posted on Nov 19, 2014 at 1:02 PM

  Hi Ben, Thanks so much for the write-up, and for sharing your experience with our service! To answer your hunches, yes, imgix caches each transformation we render, so that performance is greatly improved the *second* time any unique version is requested. This speeds up performance exponentially. ... read more »