What happens if you have too many images and the S3 Bulk Optimizer keeps timing out?Ī. Use WP-CLI to optimize your buckets from the command line, especially useful for large buckets or scheduling bulk optimization: wp-cli help s3io optimize.Use Media->S3 URL Optimizer to optimize specific images by their url/address.Go to Media->S3 Bulk Optimizer to start optimizing your bucket(s).If your IAM user does not have access to list all buckets, you will generally also need to configure the region, something like this ( list of region names):ĭefine( 'S3_IMAGE_OPTIMIZER_REGION', 'eu-west-1' ).
These override the bucket list on the settings page, and will look like this (note the lack of leading/trailing slashes on the folder setting):ĭefine( 'S3_IMAGE_OPTIMIZER_BUCKET', 'my-amazing-bucket-name' ) ĭefine( 'S3_IMAGE_OPTIMIZER_FOLDER', 'wp-content/uploads' )
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Make sure you have configured Ewith the settings you want to use.As mentioned, you need 2 plugins to make this work: S3 Image Optimizer, and the E Now that we have that cleared up, let's get down to business. In fact, you can even create a dedicated WordPress install just for running S3 Image Optimizer, with no other plugins needed except EWWW IO and S3 IO. You could install it at, or, or any site you control.
In other words, if you have images for in your S3 bucket, you do NOT have to run S3 IO on the WordPress install for. First, it is worth noting that S3 IO is "site agnostic".
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