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How to serve Tumblr images over SSL

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Arush Sehgal

March 19, 2013 13:48

Hi,

I am using the Tumblr APi to pull posts. I can get a hold of the original image for a post very easily, but then I need to transform it and store it with cloudinary so I can serve it over SSL. How can I do this with Cloudinary?

Thanks

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Nadav Soferman

March 29, 2013 08:37
If your original images are available in a public web location, you can upload an image by specifying its remote HTTP URL as the 'file' parameter of our upload API method (instead of sending the actual image data). Then you can transform the original image and deliver it through a fast CDN either using HTTP or HTTP (SSL).

Another option is to use Cloudinary's fetch URL as a prefix to any URL for dynamically transforming remote images and delivering through a CDN without previously uploading the images to Cloudinary, see the following blog post for more details: http://cloudinary.com/blog/delivering_all_your_websites_images_through_a_cdn
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