wise trail
In the documentation (1), it says that each chunk will download all assets, thus we should consider using a CDN to serve assets.
Does this mean that, to minimise bandwidth charges, I shouldn't have large assets (videos etc) in /public folder as they will always be served from a S3 bucket?
(1) https://www.remotion.dev/docs/lambda/how-lambda-works#will-each-chunk-download-all-assets
obsidian nexus
In the documentation (1), it says that each chunk will download all assets, thus...
it's a double-edged sword:
if you keep it in the S3 bucket then it's faster to load because same AWS region
but some keep e.g. in cloudflare R2 because that has lower bandwidth cost
in my tests, the bandwidth never was the significant cost, but I guess it could be if you import large videos
wise trail
It's faster to load because same AWS region
Ah yeah I didn't think about that!
At the moment, I'm not importing larger videos, but I was mainly worried about longer form videos that may have some 4k sources. Was wondering if its worth putting them into Cloudfront or something.
Thank you for your answer!