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We use B2 to store images on Vintage Aerial (https://vintageaerial.com https://vintageaerial.com), both high res scans and all kinds of thumbnail sizes. It is.

We use B2 to store images on Vintage Aerial (https://vintageaerial.com https://vintageaerial.com), both high res scans and all kinds of thumbnail sizes. It is... a little slower than I'd like but with Cloudfront in front it has been manageable. I love tips from Backblaze on how to increase performance there beyond caching to CF.

heipei 6y ago
Can you go into detail what you mean by "slower than I'd like"? Are you talking about TTFB (Time-To-First-Byte) or sustained read or concurrent read performance? Are you using the API or the HTTP endpoints from a public bucket?
qeternity 6y ago
CloudFront or Cloudflare?