Once your application has been set up with Kraken you will find the following settings under Advanced Config > kraken in the Aperture portal. We will go over these settings under Operations.
"lossy" : "true/false"Enable disable lossy compression.
"quality" : 1 - 100This options will only be used if the LOSSY option is set to true. Can be a number in the range of 1 - 100. If the quality option is not provided it will default to “auto” where Kraken will optimize the images based on their characteristics.
"cache_version" : "v1"You can update the “cache_version” to clear the entire Kraken cache.
"ttl" : <time>Sets as cache-control maxage in the response headers sent downstream
"enabled" : true/falseYou can enable/disable image optimization by changing the value for the “enabled” option. When in a disabled state the module acts as a reverse proxy.
"s3" : {}Section provides storage for optimized images. If you want the optimized images to be stored in your own S3 bucket we can set it up for you.
"optimize_paths" : ["/images/", "/media/"]You can provide a list of path prefixes for which you want the Kraken module to attempt optimization. The Kraken module optimizes by default the image extensions png,jpeg,jpg,gif and webp. For any other assets you can use the above feature. For example using a prefix /images as shown above will instruct the Kraken module optimize all images which have the prefix /images in their URL.
Section Kraken module can use querystrings to resize using the following strategies: auto, exact, fill, fit, landscape, portrait. See Kraken docs for details: https://kraken.io/docs/image-resizing
Querystring paramaters accepted:
strategy - string indicating strategy to be usedwidth - positive integerheight - positive integerbackground - hex value of background, only used for fill strategyExample simple usage:
www.example.com/image.png?strategy=auto&width=100&height=200
Example advanced usage:
www.example.com/image.png?strategy=fill&width=100&height=200&background=000000