Next.js from Development to Deployment - Cloudinary for Images

This video tutorial guides users through the process of signing up for a free account, installing the Cloudinary package in the backend, configuring environment variables, and testing the setup by uploading assets. The tutorial emphasizes the ease of use and benefits of Cloudinary, such as automatic image resizing. It concludes with a preview of the next video, which will cover creating an event content type.

What is the first step mentioned in the video tutorial?

• Installing the Strapy provider

• Signing up for a free account

• Uploading an image

• Configuring environment variables

Where should the Strapy provider upload Cloudinary package be installed?

• In the media library

• In the backend

• In the frontend

• In the Next.js website

What file needs to be renamed to set up environment variables?

• config.js

• plugins.js

• .env.example

• cloudinary.js

What is the purpose of uploading an image in the tutorial?

• To test the setup

• To configure the media library

• To create a new event

• To delete old assets

What advantage does Cloudinary provide when managing images?

• It integrates with any platform

• It automatically creates multiple versions of images

• It offers unlimited storage

• It is free for all features