Deployed a big change randomdailyart.com. I moved over all images to bunny CDN. Build time went from 4 1/2 minutes to 1 1/2. 🙌

upload logo to s3 or cloudinary #goldenhour

Videos and images from CDN #pixelsnap

move LP videos from cloudinary to AWS cloudfront #fridaygpt

cloudinary cache og images #skrrt

Move images to cloudflare #homestra

serve assets with cloudfront CDN #wip

save cdn files locally

Throw a CDN in front of #postcard images

use CDN (cloudfront) for whole site #wip

configure CDN #startupjobs

serve icons over free cdn using github pages and cloudflare #brandicons

use cloudinary for video #fajarsiddiq

use cloudinary to save images..

Ugh, I have to use a client-side image uploader, so I'm switching to tactics. Vercel has very small file size limits. 🙄 Ok, I'm going to use Vercel blob client-side with a server-side signature, so users have to be authed. Upload to vercel blob. Then move to bunnyCDN and then delete from vercel blob. I'm cheap and don't want to pay for vercel. (Already paying for bunny cdn but it's cheap)

figured out approach for CDN images. #rc

fix cloudinary og image #vidletter

picked CDN provider and began setup #rc