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Bytescale is now SOC 2 Type I compliant. Achieving compliance reflects our unwavering dedication to security in our day-to-day operations.
Today, we are thrilled to unveil a new chapter in our journey as Upload rebrands to Bytescale.
From today, developers can upload to, download from, and process files in any Cloudflare R2 bucket.
We're increasing our upload limits to make our service more accessible to developers building high-traffic and viral web apps.
We compare Cloudinary vs Imgix in this guide. There are important factors to consider, such as features, CDN performance, and pricing, when making your decision...
In this guide, we compare Cloudinary vs S3. While the services seem different at first, there's a few important factors to consider, including AWS S3 Object Lambda...
This tutorial demonstrates how to use AWS Lambda for image resizing, image cropping and image processing – we'll use AWS S3 to store the images, and ImageMagick to resize them.
Estimating ImageMagick memory usage: it's not fun, it's not clever, but if you really need to do it, here's a method that works for us.
Cross compiling native binaries is easier than ever, thanks to docker and its --platform flag.