Transloadit Blog

We've improved the Assembly detail page for enhanced data presentation and error reporting, along with a seamless database upgrade for zero downtime.

Our maintenance on July 7, 2011, improved performance to support 400% growth in encoding volume and revenue, with minimal downtime.

In 2011, we released two new SDKs to our advanced file uploading and processing service, aimed at the Ruby community: Ruby SDK and Rails SDK.

Transloadit now stores all temporary files on Amazon S3 for 30 days, ensuring users have ample time to fetch their result files after processing.

We have seen a substantial leap in growth recently. We have had our Assemblies page loading slowly and a few other hiccups, which we are looking to fix.

We've refreshed our website design for an enhanced browsing experience, with improved navigation, typography, and new features, promising more updates soon.

Good news for people using CDNs or bucket names that are not well-formed. As of today, we support a new parameter called 'url_prefix' for our /s3/store Robot.

We have a new parameter for the /image/resize Robot, called 'frame'. It allows you to select a specific frame to use for animated GIF files.

Amazon S3 is a widely used service, but it has its own set of bugs. We have fixed various issues regarding PUT requests, error codes, etc.

In 2011, we added functionality for detecting aborted uploads. We have since released tus.io, our open protocol for resumable file uploads.