All,
I am exploring the possibility of developing a new GeoServer data store
extension (along the lines of the sql server/oracle/teradata extensions)
for the Hive distributed database. This would presumably allow me to store
geo data at very large scale with excellent response time. I am
particularly interested in storing map overlay features (i.e. individual
address points with associated data and area overlays, like zip codes,
states, counties, etc).
I have a few questions:
1) Does this seem feasible, e.g. are there any obvious roadblocks to this
or am I unlikely to succeed for some technical reason that I haven't seen
yet?
2) What pieces of plumbing would I need to write? As I mentioned, this
datastore is non-relational and does not have a formal structured query
language like SQL, so my assumption is that I likely need to build some
sort of predicate analyzer/query builder, but I'm OK with that. My main
question is around the integration points with GeoServer.
3) What is the recommended process for deploying/testing/debugging? I have
read the developer manual, but it seems a little thin
Thanks,
Chris
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