Tim Kadlec • 11/17/2020

Proxying Cloudinary Requests with Netlify

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The article details a technical approach to improve website performance by proxying Cloudinary image optimization requests through a Netlify-hosted site's own domain. It explains the performance drawbacks of external domains, how Netlify's redirect rules can act as a proxy at the CDN level, and provides a specific configuration example from a netlify.toml file.

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