Original: http://www.ttlsa.com/nginx/nginx-create-image-on-disk/
Now with the advent of the terminal (mobile phones, ipads and other tablets), as well as the various terminals of the phone resolution and size are different, now mobile phone user traffic is treasure, there are a variety of online generation of thumbnail features of the architecture, there is a real-time use of PHP generated thumbnails, but also useful nginx + LUA implementation, I also talked about the use of nginx to generate thumbnails, but the user each access needs to be generated once, will give the CPU and hard drive a lot of pressure, today brought another way, this time using Nginx to generate thumbnails to the hard disk. See my configuration
1. First build the cache directory
# mkdir/data/site_cache/
2. Modify Nginx Configuration
Location ~* ^/Resize {root/data/site_cache/$server _name; Set$width Max; Set$height -; Set$dimens""; if($uri ~*"^/resize_ (\d+) x (\d+)/(. *)" ) { Set$width $1; Set$height $2; Set$image _path $3; Set$demins"_$1x$2"; } if($uri ~*"^/resize/(. *)" ) { Set$image _path $1; } Set$image _uri image_resize/$image _path?width= $width &height=$height; if(!-F $request _filename) {Proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1/$image _uri; Break; } Proxy_store/data/site_cache/$server _name/resize$demins/$image _path; Proxy_store_access USER:RW GROUP:RW all:r; Proxy_set_header Host $host; Expires 30d; Access_log off; } Location/Image_resize {alias/data/site/$server _name/; Image_filter Resize $arg _width $arg _height; Image_filter_jpeg_quality the; Access_log off; }
The process for generating thumbnails is as follows:
1, the original image in Www.ttlsa.com/image/1.jpg. I need a copy of 100x100 's thumbnail image.
2, Request www.ttlsa.com/resize_100x100/image/1.jpg.
3, this request entered the location ~* ^/resize, and then judge Image_path this directory whether the existence of this picture, if there is directly put back to the user,
4, does not exist so jump to http://www.ttlsa.com/image_resize/image/1.jpg?width=100&height=100;
5. Location/image_resize performs the thumbnail function based on the width and height passed in, and sets the image quality to 75
6. Then generate files to/data/site_cache/www.ttlsa.com/resize_100x100/image/1.jpg
7, and return the picture to the user
8, Nginx generated thumbnails to the function on the hard drive it's over here.
Nginx real-time generation of thumbnails to the hard disk