Policy image
akamai_imaging_policy_image
Gets details for an image policy, such as transformations to apply and variations in image size and formats.
Examples
Without variables in transformations
data "akamai_imaging_policy_image" "image_policy" {
policy {
rollout_duration = 3601
breakpoints {
widths = [
320,
640,
1024,
2048,
5000
]
}
output {
perceptual_quality = "mediumHigh"
}
transformations {
max_colors {
colors = var.colors
}
}
transformations {
blur {
sigma = var.sigma
}
}
transformations {
max_colors {
colors = 5
}
}
}
}
With transformation nesting and variables
This example shows how you can nest transformations and use variables for your policy settings:
data "akamai_imaging_policy_image" "image_policy" {
policy {
rollout_duration = 3600
breakpoints {
widths = [280, 1080]
}
output {
adaptive_quality = 50
perceptual_quality = "mediumHigh"
}
transformations {
region_of_interest_crop {
gravity = "Center"
height = 8
region_of_interest {
rectangle_shape {
anchor {
point_shape {
x = 4
y = 5
}
}
height = 9
width = 8
}
}
style = "fill"
width = 7
}
}
transformations {
append {
gravity = "Center"
gravity_priority = "horizontal"
image {
text_image {
fill = "#000000"
size = 72
stroke = "#FFFFFF"
stroke_size = 0
text = "test"
transformation {
compound {
}
}
}
}
preserve_minor_dimension = true
}
}
transformations {
trim {
fuzz = 0.08
padding = 0
}
}
transformations {
if_dimension {
default {
compound {
if_dimension {
default {
compound {
if_dimension {
default {
compound {
if_dimension {
default {
compound {
resize {
aspect = "fit"
height_var = "ResizeDim"
type = "normal"
width_var = "ResizeDim"
}
}
compound {
crop {
allow_expansion = true
gravity = "Center"
height_var = "ResizeDim"
width_var = "ResizeDim"
x_position = 0
y_position = 0
}
}
compound {
background_color {
color = "#ffffff"
}
}
}
dimension = "height"
greater_than {
compound {
resize {
aspect = "fit"
height_var = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
type = "normal"
width_var = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
}
}
compound {
crop {
allow_expansion = true
gravity = "Center"
height_var = "ResizeDim"
width_var = "ResizeDim"
x_position = 0
y_position = 0
}
}
compound {
background_color {
color = "#ffffff"
}
}
}
value_var = "MaxDimOld"
}
}
}
dimension = "height"
less_than {
compound {
resize {
aspect = "fit"
height_var = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
type = "normal"
width_var = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
}
}
compound {
crop {
allow_expansion = true
gravity = "Center"
height_var = "ResizeDim"
width_var = "ResizeDim"
x_position = 0
y_position = 0
}
}
compound {
background_color {
color = "#ffffff"
}
}
}
value_var = "MinDim"
}
}
}
dimension = "width"
less_than {
compound {
resize {
aspect = "fit"
height_var = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
type = "normal"
width_var = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
}
}
compound {
crop {
allow_expansion = true
gravity = "Center"
height_var = "ResizeDim"
width_var = "ResizeDim"
x_position = 0
y_position = 0
}
}
compound {
background_color {
color = "#ffffff"
}
}
}
value_var = "MinDim"
}
}
}
dimension = "width"
value_var = "MaxDimOld"
}
}
variables {
default_value = "280"
name = "ResizeDim"
type = "number"
}
variables {
default_value = "260"
name = "ResizeDimWithBorder"
type = "number"
}
variables {
default_value = ""
name = "VariableWithoutDefaultValue"
type = "string"
}
variables {
default_value = "1000"
enum_options {
id = "1"
value = "value1"
}
enum_options {
id = "2"
value = "value2"
}
name = "MinDim"
type = "number"
}
variables {
default_value = "1450"
name = "MinDimNew"
type = "number"
}
variables {
default_value = "1500"
name = "MaxDimOld"
type = "number"
}
}
}
Argument reference
This data source supports these arguments:
-
policy- (Required) The image policy.-
breakpoints- (Optional) The breakpoint widths (in pixels) to use to create derivative images.widths- (Optional) The list of breakpoint widths to use, separated by commas.
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hosts- (Optional) The hosts that are allowed for image URLs within transformations or variables. -
output- (Optional) The output quality and formats that are created for each resized image. If unspecified, image formats are created to support all browsers at the default quality level (85)including formats such as WEBP, JPEG2000 and JPEG-XR for specific browsers.adaptive_quality- (Optional) The quality value that is applied to an image when Image and Video Manager detects a slow connection (RTT > 300 ms). This value (1-100) overrides the derivative quality value. Specifying a lower value can reduce load times for users with slow connections without impacting the quality of images for users with standard connections.perceptual_quality- (Optional) The perceptual quality to use when comparing resulting images. Perceptual quality tunes each image format's quality parameter dynamically based on the human-perceived quality of the output image. The visual quality of derivative videos after they have been compressed to maximize byte savings. You can select one of five perceptual quality values:high,mediumHigh,medium,mediumLow, orlow.highresults in the highest visual quality with the least byte savings, while ‘low’ results in lower visual quality with the greatest byte savings. Eitherperceptual quality can be set orquality, but not both. If setting a variable for this argument, useperceptual_quality_var` instead.perceptual_quality_floor- (Optional) The minimum image quality to respect when perceptual quality is set. Image quality will not be reduced below this value even if it is determined that a further compressed image would be acceptably visually similar. Set a value between 1-100.quality- The specified quality of the output images expressed as a value from 1-100. Eitherperceptual quality can be set orquality, but not both. If neither is set,qualityis the default. If setting a variable for this argument, usequality_var` instead.allow_pristine_on_downsize- (Optional) Whether to allow a pristine image wider than the requested breakpoint as a derivative image if it has the fewest bytes. This has no affect when using transformations.prefer_modern_formats- (Optional) Whether the preference for derivative image formats is for modern formats (such as WebP and Avif) instead the format that results in the fewest bytes.
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post_breakpoint_transformations- (Optional) The set of post-processing transformations applied to the image after image and quality settings have been applied. This is a subset of the complete list of transformations and includes:background_color,blur,chroma_key,composite,compound,contrast,goop,grayscale,hsl,hsv,if_dimension,if_orientation,max_colors,mirror,mono_hue,opacity,remove_color,unsharp_mask. For information about these transformations and their supporting arguments, see Transform Images. -
rollout_duration- (Optional) The amount of time in seconds that it takes for the policy to roll out. During the rollout, the proportion of images with the new policy applied continually increases until cached videos associated with the previous version of the policy are no longer being served. The default is 3600 seconds. -
transformations- (Optional) The set of image transformations applied to the original image. If unspecified, no operations are performed. For information about available transformations and their supporting arguments, see Transform Images. -
variables- (Optional) The variables available for the policy. Any variable declared here can be invoked in transformations. You can also pass in these variable names and values dynamically as query parameters in the image's request URL. See Variables for more information.-
name- (Required) The name of the variable which is also available as the query parameter name to set the variable's value dynamically. Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters. -
type- (Required) The type of value for the variable. -
default_value- (Required) The default value of the variable if no query parameter is provided. It needs to be one of theenum_optionsif any are provided. -
enum_options- (Optional) Limits the set of possible values for a variable.id- (Required) The unique identifier for each enum value. Can be up to 50 alphanumeric characters.value- (Required) The value of the variable when theidis provided.
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postfix- (Optional) A postfix added to the value provided for the variable, or to the default value. -
prefix- (Optional) A prefix added to the value provided for the variable, or to the default value.
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serve_stale_duration- (Optional) The amount of time in seconds that the policy serves stale images. If possible, during the serve stale period, real-time images attempt to use the offline image from the previous policy version.
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Attributes reference
This data source returns this attribute:
json- A JSON encoded policy.
Updated about 1 year ago