• Hi

    I have setup the plugin together with a Bucket on S3, and further I have a CloudFront Distribution running from that S3 Bucket. This works great, and when I upload images to WordPress, then they upload and I can see, that the image-url relates to the CloudFront Distribution. All good ??

    But – when I tick the “Imgix Support” checkbox here https://cl.ly/2E360P39091g, then I can’t upload new images as the uploads fail with “HTTP error on upload”. But the images already uploaded change – as expected – from CloudFront to imgIX urls.

    Saying, that uploads only work when imgIX Support is disabled.

    Suggestions?

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  • Plugin Author interfacelab

    (@interfacelab)

    Why do you have a cloud front distribution if you are using Imgix?

    Thread Starter mediegruppen

    (@mediegruppen)

    Hi

    Are you saying, that CloudFront is not needed, if I’m using imgIX? I mean – basically imgIX is providing the same speed CDN as imgIX? Your suggestion is to 1) keep the S3 but 2) switch off the CloudFront part?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author interfacelab

    (@interfacelab)

    Imgix is a CDN that happens to do image manipulation. So, you don’t need the CloudFront part because Imgix is doing what CloudFront does.

    The way it works is that when you request an image from Imgix, it’ll load the original from your S3 bucket, do any manipulations such as resizing or cropping or whatever, and then cache that manipulated image on its CDN.

    This media tools plugin was built for a very high traffic media heavy news website and we’ve had zero issues with Imgix as the CDN.

    Thread Starter mediegruppen

    (@mediegruppen)

    Hi

    That’s great as I AFAIK easily can switch off CloudFront and run it directly from the bucket. Good good – thanks!

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