Signed URL vs Base64 — Text-to-Image API Endpoint with Prompt Validation
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Choose a signed object URL as the default response from a text-to-image endpoint, and permit Base64 only for small, explicitly bounded clients. The deciding constraint is per-tenant cost visibility: an image hidden inside a JSON response is easy to ship, but an object with a tenant-scoped key, immu…
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- 2026-09-30 16:21 · DEV Community — AI
Signed URL vs Base64 — Text-to-Image API Endpoint with Prompt Validation