I used the OOB functionality to create a custom rendition of 300*300 jpeg image as below with .jpeg extension.     And the rendition is being created for an image as below as expected. The custom rendition is created as 300*300 with jpeg extension. Can someone help me figure out how I can create ...

@Saravanan_Dharmaraj  Could you please help me understand what you mean by package it? Do you mean create a zip? I am good with the zipping part. But i was looking for the scene7 image download part a stream. In your code above image url is scene7 image url which is different from dam image url righ...

@Saravanan_Dharmaraj  Thanks for your comment. My end goal is to create a zip of a set of changed images with a particular dynamic media rendition. The image url you mentioned above is dynamic media image url right, which will be different from the dam image url?

If I have a dynamic media image sitting in this url, for eg:  https://<dynamicmediaurl>/imagename?$test-Web-1005x257$   how can I download this image as inputstream programmatically? does anyone have any sample code?

I had a requirement to create a zip file downloading a set of images from AEM and i used an existing rendition of an image for the same and that works and I am able to download a rendition of an image and create a zip file. I used Asset API for the same.   final Asset asset = DamUtil.resolveToAsset(...

I have a list if inputStream as below which contains the stream of a particular rendition of an asset. assetResourceList is a global list<beanclass> object.   private void createZipFile( ) throws IOException { List<InputStream> inputStreamList = new ArrayList<InputStream>(); for(Resource assetResour...

  I have the below query which is used to get all the images added (in two of the paths) which were created between two dates.   SELECT * FROM [dam:Asset] AS a WHERE ((ISDESCENDANTNODE(a,[/content/dam/wknd/en/site])) OR (ISDESCENDANTNODE(a,[/content/dam/wknd/en/site2]))) AND a.[jcr:created] > CAST('...

@Nitin_laad  Thank you for this detailed reply. But my main question was around 95 requests per second on one server. Is that something valid to point out to get the budget for a second server along with the context as a back up server?

Can I get opinion on requests at the webserver level.? If frequently we approach over 95 requests per second on the single webserver, do you think I can use this as a speaking point to the need to add the second server to provide ongoing resilience and handle increased volumes of traffic.    Normal ...

Thank you @nitesh_kumar . Really appreciate your help.