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Azure Web Image Dwnszr

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Why another Serverless Image Resizer®? While writing a few static websites, I could not find any existing solution that met my requirements around image management. I need something that:

  • ⬇ Downsizes copies of images on upload and stores them (storage vs compute)
  • 🔵 Also outputs in WEBP image files for Chrome
  • 🗃 Creates metadata for consumption by static website generators
  • 💰 Cost-effective for smaller sites (pay as you go vs tiers)

Enter Azure Image Web Dwnszr which is an opinionated solution to my requirements!

Gif of basic use of Azure Image Web Dwnszr

Deploying

A sample deployment script has been included (sample-deployment.sh) in this repository. Ensure you have a .env file configured (in the same format as .env.sample), the Azure CLI installed, an Azure subscription to deploy to, and execute the commands in that script.

Contributing

Look at DEVELOPERS.md for information around developing locally, tests, and debugging