Gsutil defacl set public-read gs:// # Upload assets to the Google Cloud Storage bucket. Adjust the default ACL with # the command below. URLs generated # by the images service respect GCS object permissions so if you intend to serve # them publicly, they will need to be `public-read`. Gsutil acl ch -u gs:// # Ensure that the files are set with `public-read` permissions. Gsutil defacl ch -u gs:// # If using the web uploader you will also need to grant access to the service # account to create objects. Note the below # command grants OWNER access to the service account. Gsutil mb -p gs:// # Set the default ACL for objects uploaded to the bucket. OWNER access is required by the URL generation API, we recommend using aīucket specifically for uploading assets to this service. Like the following: or reuse an existing Google Cloud Storage bucket. Visit the backend to learn which service account to grant access to. The account you grant access to depends upon the microservice. Objects to a service account corresponding to the microservice responsible for
Note that this extension requires you to grant OWNER access on your GCS # example, all `en_AU` pages use `en_GB` assets. Allows usage of assets from one locale for another. # but we recommend you deploy your own instance, and just use ours for testing. extensions.google_cloud_images.GoogleCloudImagesPreprocessor extensions.google_cloud_images.GoogleCloudImagesExtension Supply options to the extension to generate the right URL.Use the template function or YAML extension provided in this extension.Ensure the backend microservice has read access to the object in GCS.Upload an image to Google Cloud Storage.in the right way for the user – with no added work.įor example, the image-serving infrastructure can reformat (JPG, PNG, WEBP), resize or crop, and transform the image in a number of ways on-the-fly. The system provides users with a way to perform a number of operations on images on-the-fly – making it extremely well-suited for developers to implement assets sized, cropped, formatted, etc. Google offers an API for serving images uploaded to Google Cloud Storage through a high-performance, dynamic image-serving infrastructure. Google's high-performance dynamic image-serving infrastructure. An extension for hosting images in Google Cloud Storage and serving them via
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