Sitefinity

To implement ImageEngine’s image optimization for Sitefinity, you will first need to sign up for an ImageEngine account, if you do not already have one. During the signup process, you’ll be asked for the website domain where you intend to use ImageEngine and origin URL for the majority of the images. For  more information about signing up, please refer to this article: Getting Started: Signup.

Once signed up, you will be issued a unique delivery address following this pattern: “aabbcc.cdn.imgeng.in.” Custom delivery addresses may also be made after the initial signup process is complete. For more information, see our article here: https://imageengine.io/docs/implementation/domain-name.

Take note of your delivery address, as we will be needing it in the next steps.

1. Configure ImageEngine to be a Binary Large Object (BLOB) storage provider.
   In the Sitefinity backend, navigate to Administration > Settings > Libraries > Blob Storage > Blog storage providers. Select Create New.
   
2. Configure the new BLOB storage provider. We recommend using the following information: 
   Name: ImageEngine
   Title: Image CDN (You may name this whatever you would like)
   Description: https://support.imageengine.io/hc/en-us/articles/360059187192-Sitefinity
   Global resource class ID: (This field is unused, and may stay blank.)
   ProviderTypeName: Telerik.Sitefinity.Modules.Libraries.BlobStorage.OpenAccessBlobStorageProvider, Telerik.Sitefinity
   Enabled: Checked
   
   Here is a sample image of the settings in place:
   
   Once you’ve added these fields, click Save Changes.
3. Find ImageEngine within the list of BLOB storage providers (left of your settings panel)
   
   Within this dropdown, you should see Parameters as an option within ImageEngine. Click Parameters and click Create new. This will open up a form asking for a key and value. The key should be cdn and the value should be the ImageEngine Delivery Address that you were provided upon signup or one that you have created. 
   Warning: the value must be cdn, in all lowercase.
   Click Save changes.
4. Final setup of image libraries
   Next, go back to the main administration page and click Content > Images from the top navigation. Here you will see all your image libraries and have the ability to create new image libraries. For each library, you need to click Actions > Move to another storage and select ImageEngine. Please note that this operation may take some time if you have a large number of images.
   
   
   
   Image: Library Management