Nuxt Image + IPX provider + S3
I'm using the Nuxt Image module with IPX as the provider, and I have a few questions regarding its caching mechanism:
- Where does IPX store its cache? Is it in memory or on the server's filesystem?
- What would be the performance implications when handling 1M+ images?
- Is it possible to configure IPX to store cached images on S3 instead of memory / the local server?
Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
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Based on the provided knowledge sources, I don't have enough specific information to fully answer your questions about Nuxt Image with IPX provider and S3 integration. However, I can provide some general insights based on the available information:
1. IPX is the built-in and self-hosted image optimizer for Nuxt Image, as mentioned in the IPX provider documentation.
2. The knowledge sources don't provide specific details about where IPX stores its cache or its performance implications for handling a large number of images.
3. Regarding S3 integration, the provided information doesn't mention any direct configuration for IPX to store cached images on S3.
However, it's worth noting that Nuxt Image supports multiple providers and storage options. While not specifically about S3, the Unstorage Drivers documentation mentions various storage drivers, including cloud storage options. This suggests that there might be flexibility in configuring storage for Nuxt applications, but I don't have specific information about IPX and S3 integration.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding your specific use case, I recommend checking the official Nuxt Image and IPX documentation or reaching out to the Nuxt community forums.
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