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Incidentally, evaluating an image CDN is my current task at $dayjob. I've been comparing uptimes and, with the caveat that this data is not easy to gather and harder to compare across providers, I just noticed that imgix had twenty-five incidents the past year, mostly "Elevated Rendering Errors". I take it they're a market leader in the image CDN space but that honestly does not inspire confidence in me. Cheaper prov…
My company uses Imgix, we're overall pretty happy with it. I'm not sure how we feel about pricing - that's not in my wheelhouse - but it works well for our needs. Our contact there has also been really helpful. The reliability isn't great though. "Elevated Rendering Errors" almost always is "increased errors rendering uncached derivative images". Basically any image variant - by file and transformation/dimension para…
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#52Aren’t most photos taken by recent phones > 10MB? I know my DSLR pictures certainly are.
Asking out of curiosity. I am not the target audience for this product.
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#53Images up to 10MB in size. Aren’t most photos taken by recent phones > 10MB? I know my DSLR pictures certainly are. Asking out of curiosity. I am not the target audience for this product.
If you look at https://httparchive.org/reports/state-of-images?lens=top1m&s... for 2021 you'll see images are way smaller than 10MB on the web.
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#54Images up to 10MB in size. Aren’t most photos taken by recent phones > 10MB? I know my DSLR pictures certainly are. Asking out of curiosity. I am not the target audience for this product.
Here is an example I just pulled off the front page of the NYT website. I'm sure it was originally a 10+MB image taken on a iphone or DSLR but it was compressed/scaled down to a 510kb webp image for display on the web.
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2021/09/17/sports/baseball/1...
Re: Cloudflare Images Now Available to Everyone
#55> $1 per 100,000 delivered images Breakdown of delivery costs based on your image sizes: Image size | Total bandwidth used | Effective cost per GB 10MB = 1000GB = $0.001 per GB 5MB = 500GB = $0.002 per GB 1MB = 100GB = $0.01 per GB 200KB = 20GB = $0.05 per GB 50KB = 5GB = $0.2 per GB
Typo on the last one, should be: 50KB = 5GB = $0.20 per GB Which would make you want to break out the old school spriting tools :) I guess don't serve thumbnail galleries from CF.
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#57Images up to 10MB in size. Aren’t most photos taken by recent phones > 10MB? I know my DSLR pictures certainly are. Asking out of curiosity. I am not the target audience for this product.
This isn't "store my phone camera roll", it's "deliver images on the Internet". If you look at https://httparchive.org/reports/state-of-images?lens=top1m&s... for 2021 you'll see images are way smaller than 10MB on the web.
I would've thought the workflow for these would be to upload a high quality source, and then the service creates lower quality/optimised variants.
I guess you have a limit as it is priced on total images stored and not storage/cpu used...
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#58> $1 per 100,000 delivered images Breakdown of delivery costs based on your image sizes: Image size | Total bandwidth used | Effective cost per GB 10MB = 1000GB = $0.001 per GB 5MB = 500GB = $0.002 per GB 1MB = 100GB = $0.01 per GB 200KB = 20GB = $0.05 per GB 50KB = 5GB = $0.2 per GB
Typo on the last one, should be: 50KB = 5GB = $0.20 per GB Which would make you want to break out the old school spriting tools :) I guess don't serve thumbnail galleries from CF.
> You only pay for original images; not variants
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#60If the images are cached by Cloudflare's CDN, and assuming we have a paid Pro account, are we still billed on each image delivery? How do paid CF plans affect CF Images, if at all?